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NASF Weekly Newsletter April 12, 2024: The NASF Washington Weekly Report is an e-newsletter that is distributed via email every Friday afternoon. The newsletter is a digest of the NASF Blog and contains brief items of interest to NASF constituents, including media coverage of congressional activities, forestry-related science and technology, and upcoming events.

Oak Woodlands & Forest Fire Consortium Newsletter: This newsletter from the Oak Woodlands & Forest Fire Consortium provides fire science information to resource managers, landowners, and the public about the use, application, and effects of fire.

Landfire Bulletin Newsletters: A bi-monthly newsletter from Landfire, the nation's most collaborative source of geospatial maps and data offering consistent and comprehensive landscape-scale data layers.

AFS Newsletter Mar 2024: Officer Election, Yellowstone Cutthroat Trout Recovery, Statistics Webinar

WLFW Pollinator Conservation Webinar Series: Session # 12 Maintaining Pollinator Habitat: Session 12 of the WLFW East Region Conservation Webinar series was presented by Brittney Viers, PF/QF’s Tennessee State Coordinator. This session focuses on how to properly maintain pollinator habitat and is the last session in the pollinator series. Topics covered include the history of Southern Grasslands, designing adequate seed mixes, utilizing native seed banks, planting methods, and management techniques.

RCPP Funding in 2024: Tips for Applicants: The Rural Climate Partnership is hosting a webinar on RCPP funding on Wednesday, April 24th at 12pm CT. Kari Cohen, the former RCPP lead at USDA, will provide an overview of the funding announcement, provide advice for prospective applicants, and answer any questions. Through the Rural Climate Partnership, Kari is available to provide 1:1 proposal guidance to nonprofit applicants - join to learn more!

Western Kentucky University: WKU is a student-centered, applied research university with exceptional academic programs, applied learning opportunities, and world-renowned faculty.

USGS - Cooperative Fish and Wildlife Research Units Program: The Cooperative Research Units program was established in 1935 to enhance graduate education in fisheries and wildlife sciences and to facilitate research and technical assistance between natural resource agencies and universities on topics of mutual concern. Today, there are 42 Cooperative Research Units in 40 states, with a National Program Office located at the U.S. Geological Survey in Reston, Virginia. Each unit is a unique partnership among the U.S. Geological Survey, a host university, one or more state agencies, and the Wildlife Management Institute.

ForesTech: ForesTech provides a broad spectrum of custom forestry solutions and on the ground services to investment organizations, private landowners and public entities, backed by the highest levels of expertise in the industry.