Events

Explore sugarbush strategies that balance maple production with forest health and bird conservation with Rosa Goldman of Audubon Connecticut and Kate Regan-Loomis of Great Mountain Forest.

William G. (Bill) Robbins reflects on his first experiences in forestry at Great Mountain Forest in 1958 and his later work in Oregon as a choker setter and fire-crew foreman. Drawing on his career as an environmental historian and distinguished professor at Oregon State University, Robbins explores the connections among his family, Edward C. Childs, Great Mountain Forest, Oregon State University, and Starker Forests, Inc. He is the author of numerous books on forestry, the Pacific Northwest, and environmental history.

Craft a holiday wreath that’s uniquely yours while enjoying hot cider simmering on the stove, tasty seasonal snacks, and plenty of laughter and conversation.