History of Forests in Illinois Webinar Presentation
Understanding the forests and trees of yesterday will help us better manage the trees of today. This webinar reviews the history of forests in Illinois and how drought, ice, fire, and humans shaped the landscape and influenced the tree species and where they grow. These historic influences have combined with more modern factors, such as deer overpopulation, invasive species, fuel/fiber needs, fire exclusion, and population growth to form the forest as we see it today.
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Ecology and Identification of Spring Wildflowers
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Rarest Trees of Illinois Webinar
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Restoring Oak Ecosystems: Goals & Techniques
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Ecology 101: Our Living Ancestors - the History and Ecology of Old-growth Forests in Wisconsin
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Vermicomposting Webinar
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Winter Identification of Common Trees in Illinois
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Iowa Land and Sky: Loess Hills And Prairies
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Mr. Crenshaw's Yard: Investigating a Pre Civil War House & Yard
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Woodland Restoration from Forests to Front Yards
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Identification of Illinois' Native Oak Species
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Wetland Ecology and Restoration
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Improving Restorations: Restoring oak savannas
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Projectile Points of Illinois - Part One
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Cemetery Prairies of Illinois
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New Data for Sage-Grouse Conservation (Webinar)
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Emerging Invasive Species Across Illinois
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New England's Native Oak Trees
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Basics of Grass Identification and Woodland Grass Identification: Which Grass is Which
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The State Born From the Great Migration
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