A View from the Minnesota Woods
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Eli Sagor's Presentation PDF for 2021
Description
Think about your favorite place in Minnesota. Chances are the view includes trees, and maybe even large tracts of forest. Those trees provide wildlife habitat, recreational opportunities, timber, beauty, and a unique sense of place. They may seem timeless, but our forests are continually changing. This presentation discussed those changes, driven by little green bugs, warming winters, changing markets, and of course...us. Additionally, how emerging research is helping us to better understand our collective history and how we have shaped our forests and they, in turn, have shaped our culture and history. A focus will be steps we can all take to ensure the continued health, productivity, and beauty of forests of the Driftless and beyond.
Eli Sagor is an Extension Specialist for the Cloquet Forestry Center at the University of Minnesota and the Program Manager for the Sustainable Forests Education Cooperative. He holds degrees from McGill University (B.S. '96), Yale University (M.F. 1999) and the University of Minnesota (Ph.D. 2013).
Location
Zoom webinar, Winona, Minnesota
Start Date
4-20-2021 6:30 PM
End Date
4-20-2021 7:30 PM
Presentation Type
Lecture
Keywords
Ecological history; Natural Resources; Forests; Forestry; Minnesota woods; Minnesota forests; Minnesota; Forest management; Climate change; Carbon sequestration; Adaptation; Biomes; Ecological provinces; Invasive species; Ecosystem changes; Silviculture; Mixed forests; Disturbance ecology; Fire; Timber harvest; Plant communities; Forest health; Applied research; Great Lakes Silviculture Library
Fiscal Sponsor
This project was made possible in part by the people of Minnesota through a grant funded by an appropriation to the Minnesota Historical Society from the Minnesota Arts and Cultural Heritage Fund.
Rights Management
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Publisher
Winona State University
City
Winona, Minnesota
Department
Special Collections - Library
Date Digital
2021-04-20 18:30
Metadata Creation Responsibility
Allison Quam
Unique Identifier
wsuecohist_2021_Sagor_Eli
Master File Format
MP4
File Type
MP4
Running Time
01 hour 08 minutes 43 seconds
A View from the Minnesota Woods
Zoom webinar, Winona, Minnesota
Think about your favorite place in Minnesota. Chances are the view includes trees, and maybe even large tracts of forest. Those trees provide wildlife habitat, recreational opportunities, timber, beauty, and a unique sense of place. They may seem timeless, but our forests are continually changing. This presentation discussed those changes, driven by little green bugs, warming winters, changing markets, and of course...us. Additionally, how emerging research is helping us to better understand our collective history and how we have shaped our forests and they, in turn, have shaped our culture and history. A focus will be steps we can all take to ensure the continued health, productivity, and beauty of forests of the Driftless and beyond.
Eli Sagor is an Extension Specialist for the Cloquet Forestry Center at the University of Minnesota and the Program Manager for the Sustainable Forests Education Cooperative. He holds degrees from McGill University (B.S. '96), Yale University (M.F. 1999) and the University of Minnesota (Ph.D. 2013).
Notes
Edited video. Captions available. Allison Quam and Kendall Larson co-hosted the lecture on the Zoom platform