Posted: April 20, 2022

Penn State Extension’s team of Forestry and Wildlife experts publishes an e-newsletter, Woods and Wildlife News and Notes, containing the most recent information, events, demonstrations, partnerships, and activities coming from the team. Forest Leaves shares the titles and thumbnails of these articles with you each quarter.

PA's Newest Noxious Weeds 

This article discusses the most recent plants added to the PA Noxious Weed List, including general ID and background info, control methods, and native plant alternatives for landscaping. 

Spring Phenology Notes 

This article is a collection of phenology notes specifically focused on the spring months: April, May, and June. 

Pennsylvania Timber Market Report: Fourth Quarter, 2021 

Stumpage prices as reported by Pennsylvania timber and logging companies, forestry consultants, and state land management agencies to analysts at the Pennsylvania State University. 

Protected Species in Pennsylvania: The Indiana Bat 

This article provides practical ways the public and landowners can aid in the survival of the Indiana bat. 

Woodland Wisdom, Part 2 

Woodland Wisdom, Part 2 introduces the two main sources of assistance and educational information for forestland owners, and the importance of developing a management plan to better care for a forest. 

Reducing Wildfire Hazard Around Your Home or Camp 

Tips to prevent damage to structures by wildfire. 

Don't be Deceived by this Beguiling Springtime Plant 

Lesser celandine may be an attractive plant, but its invasive nature negates any physical beauty. Learn how to identify and control this exotic spring ephemeral. 

Requesting the Woods and Wildlife News and Notes newsletter’s delivery to your personal inbox involves the same opt-in process you may have already used to communicate your areas of interest among the full suite of Penn State Extension offerings. To make sure you are on the distribution list, visit the Penn State Extension website to manage your email preferences (https://extension.psu.edu/extevents/newsletter), and select any of the “Forest and Wildlife” topic areas of interest. 

James C. Finley Center for Private Forests

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416 Forest Resources Building
University Park, PA 16802

James C. Finley Center for Private Forests

Address

416 Forest Resources Building
University Park, PA 16802