Oregon’s oak woodlands and savannas are under pressure from invasive plants, ice damage, and changing conditions that make it harder for oaks to thrive.

The Oregon Garden Foundation is hosting a one-day training focused on the ecology and restoration of Oregon Oaks. Participants will learn about oak ecology, common invasive species, and management tools used to improve forst health and restore oak landscapes. The program will include presentations from regional experts, field demonstrations and a tour of the Oregon Garden’s oak restoration project.

While this training is geared toward landowners, anyone interested in learning more about oak restoration is welcome to attend.

Learn more and register HERE.

If you have questions about this event, or need special accommodations in order to participate, please reach out to Margaret Miller with the Oregon Forest Resources Institute.