Events
Conferences and Events of Interest
These noteworthy conferences, workshops, meetings, lectures, projects, calls for papers, and collaborations underway are provided for informational purposes only; please follow the appropriate links or contact the organizers for further details.
If you know of similar relevant events or projects, please email Andrea Anderson.
Forest History Society Events
| Sept. 30, 2021 9:30am - 10:30am ET / 1330 - 1430 UTC |
"Stone Pine Cultivation and the Emerging Bioeconomy in Chile" A virtual presentation by Verónica Loewe Muñoz. Part of the Unlocking the Bioeconomy for Nontimber Forest Products series. Learn more and register HERE. |
| Oct. 20, 2021 7:30am - 8:30am ET / 1130 - 1230 UTC |
"Comparing the Potential of Non-Wood Forest Products in Six European Regions" A virtual presentation by Harald Vacik. Part of the Unlocking the Bioeconomy for Nontimber Forest Products series. Learn more and register HERE. |
| Oct. 21, 2021 | "The Twilight of the Hemlocks and Beeches" A virtual presentation by Tim Palmer. Part of the Unprecedented Seasons webinar series. |
| Oct. 23, 2021 | Forest History Society's Board of Directors Meeting Via Zoom |
| Nov. 3, 2021 1pm ET |
Lynn W. Day Lectureship in Forest and Conservation History "'Giving Character to the Landscape': An Environmental History of the American Chestnut" Presentation by Donald Edward Davis via Zoom Learn more and register HERE |
| Nov. 18, 2021 8:30-9:30 ET / 1330-1430 UTC |
"Commercialization of Baobab Fruit Products as an Exemplary NTFP: Lessons Learned from Local to Global Markets" A virtual presentation by Katie Meinhold. Part of the Unlocking the Bioeconomy for Nontimber Forest Products series. Learn more and register HERE. |
Other Events of Interest
| November 3–7, 2021 | Society of American Foresters National Convention Location: Online FHS is a virtual exhibitor |
| March 23–27, 2022 | American Society for Environmental History Annual Conference. Theme: "Disaster and Renewal" Location: Eugene, OR |
| May 2–6, 2022 | XV World Forestry Congress The WFC is the largest gathering of forestry stakeholders and takes places about every 6 years. It offers an opportunity to a broad range of stakeholders to build a vision for forests for the future, share information and experience on scientific, technical, and policy matters, exchange ideas, and seek common solutions. Location: Seoul, Republic of Korea |
