Forester Journal

By Emery Gluck, Retired State Lands Forester and Pitch Pine Enthusiast 🌳 The forest found by European settlers was likely different from...

By Emery Gluck, Retired State Lands Forester, and Pitch Pine Enthusiast 🌳 Oaks have been in Connecticut for thousands of years. It is...

From the desk of Tim Hawley, certified Forester Scientists have identified a new threat to forests. Outbreaks have been reported in...

Photo Essay by Bill Bentley, Forester and Forest landowner These Forest Walk and Talk tours are to inform participants about how...

From the desk of Emery Gluck: retired DEEP forester My name is Emery Gluck. I was a Connecticut Department of Energy and Environmental...

The Yale Forest School recently hosted a webinar series on “The Future of Forest Products in a Changing Climate: Bioenergy from Forests.”...

With the 2008 Farm Bill, states were tasked with assessing the condition of their trees and forested land, both public and privately...

A recent U.S. Forest Service report Relative density of United States forests has shifted to higher levels over last two decades with...

There is limited causal relationship between temperature in a given yea r and the number of severe fires. Long term, as the climate...

Foresters play many roles as stewards of the land. Sometimes they help protect trees threatened by exotic invasive insects, such as the...

When people think of global climate solutions they may think of forests but most probably don’t appreciate the critical connection to...

By Associate Extension Professor Tom Worthley During extreme wind events that occurred in 2019 and 2020 two extremely tall white pine...

The following link will lead you to a draft of the forest action plan that will guide the state in forest management policy for the next...

This group is meeting to discuss reports soon. Look for opportunities to join in the conversation and stand up for our forests and strong...