San Diego County Oak Management Workshop
Saturday, April 19, 2008
Camp Marston, Julian, California
8:30 a.m - 3 p.m.
Purpose:
This workshop is intended for present and future owners and managers of oak woodland properties in San Diego County. Presentations will focus on the ecology and historical development of the region’s oak woodlands and discuss threats to those woodlands and sustainability such as drought, climate change, wild fire, insects and disease and excessive erosion. Participants will be encouraged to exchange experiences and ask questions—the afternoon session will be set aside for this exchange of information.
A final agenda and directions to the workshop will be provided to registrants who provide e-mail addresses prior to the workshop.
Registration
Enrollment is limited to 75 participants, so register now. Please contact Sherry Cooper (530-224-4902, slcooper@nature.berkeley.edu) if you want to register in the week before the
workshop.
Sponsored by
The UC Cooperative Extension and the Integrated Hardwood Range Management Program (IHRMP),
For useful information on oaks
Visit our website at http://danr.ucop.edu/ihrmp/ and click on the publications tab. Contact Lori Merkle, 510-643-5429, lmerkle@nature.berkeley.edu if you need more information.
Oaks n’ Folks newsletter is also available at that site. If you’d like to subscribe, visit https://nature.berkeley.edu/mailman/listinfo/onf-l. If you don’t have website access call Sherry Cooper at 530-224-4902.