SAF VIDEOCONFERENCE: EVOLVING FOREST MANAGEMENT CONCEPTS
The Society of American Foresters (SAF) is hosting a two-part
videoconference entitled "Evolving Forest Management Concepts" that
will be broadcast live on February 28 and March 14, 1995 to over 100
downlink sites across the nation.
Answering a need for timely, useful, and comprehensive information in
the increasingly complex and dynamic area of forest management, SAF has
developed this unique continuing education program. The two three-hour
sessions will review the development of forests and societal changes,
past and current forest management principles, and evolving concepts,
and will be of interest to forest managers, planners, landowners, and
policymakers. Presentations will include a mix of lectures, panel
discussions, prerecorded video, and audience interaction by telephone.
Forest management practices in the United States have been evolving for
over 100 years. Forest resource professionals have been applying
scientific discoveries and breakthrough technologies while coping with
changing populations and varying public perceptions for many years.
Never before have they faced such complex issues and challenges--nor
have they had more opportunities--than they do today in a world of
evolving concepts and ideas.
To receive videoconference program and registration information,
contact SAF Videoconference, 5400 Grosvenor Lane, Bethesda, MD 20814-
2198, fax (301) 897-3690 or call (301) 897-8720 ext.112 or 117.
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