Biochar In The Woods Part 1 Overview - How to improve forest soil health and resilience. USBI скачать в хорошем качестве

Biochar In The Woods Part 1 Overview - How to improve forest soil health and resilience. USBI

PART I Biochar in the Woods is a full day webinar sponsored by the US Biochar Initiative held on January 27, 2022. The purpose of the webinar is to train more people on clean techniques to convert problem forest vegetation into biochar onsite for climate and ecological benefits. Biochar helps mitigate wildfire threat by increasing forest soil water-holding capacity and resilience. The intended audience for this information includes forestry contractors, arborists, workforce supervisors, forest landowners, homeowners in the WUI, and staff from environmental NGOs and natural resource agencies who may be supervising forestry workers, or developing biochar forestry projects and programs. More information about the webinar is available here: https://biochar-us.org/presentations-... Part one of this four-part video series includes the following speakers and topics: Biochar in the Woods Overview 00:05 am – Introduction: Carille Ribley, USBI Communications and Tom Miles, USBI Executive Director 2:45 – Kelpie Wilson, Wilson Biochar Associates: Overview of Biochar in the Woods 41:29 – Deborah Dumroese, USDA Forest Service Research Soil Scientist: Opportunities to Improve Forest Soil Health 1:10:52 -- Carlos Rodriguez Franco, Senior Forester, USDA Forest Service Research and Development: Forest Service Programs that Support Biochar 1:33:30 – Questions and Discussion 1:45:12 – Karen Youngblood, Forester, Redwood Forest Foundation, Inc.: Biochar in the Redwoods 2:18:01 – Kai Hoffman-Krull, Forest Health Manager, San Juan Islands Conservation District: Biochar in the Woods with the Island Conservation Corps 2:41:48 – Questions and Discussion Please like and subscribe to help USBI extend our reach and so always get notified of new content. US Biochar Initiative links:   Web: https://biochar-us.org/ Newsletter: https://biochar-us.org/newsletter-signup Vids:    / usbiocharinitiative   LinkedIn:   / us-biochar-initiative   Facebook:   / usbiochar   Twitter:   / usbiochar     Email: info@biochar-us.org