My Woodlot 
NEW BLOG: Amphibian Migration - A Big Night Surprise
Hang the poncho by the door and change the batteries in your flashlight. It will soon be time for “Big Night”, when amphibians meet at the local vernal pool to mate.
NEW ACTIVITY: Learn About Ramps (or Wild Leeks)
Ramps, also known as wild onions or wild leeks, are edible woodland plants that grow in the spring throughout the Northeast, Appalachia, and Great Lakes regions. If you like garlic, you’ll probably like ramps too. This activity demonstrates where you might expect to find ramps and how you can sustainably harvest them. Whether you are a recreational forager or thinking about growing ramps in your woods as a cash crop, this activity is for you.
BLOG COLLECTION - Forestry Program Research
The WAC Forestry Program, in partnership with SUNY-ESF, conducts research to evaluate the reach and effectiveness of its cost-share programs, including the Best Management Practice (BMP) Program for loggers and the Management Assistance Program for forest landowners. These blog posts summarize study findings and highlight examples of program participation.
NEW BLOG: Woods Fight Coronavirus
Some natural compounds discovered in the boreal forests of Finland are being developed into products to help combat both the current coronavirus pandemic and future pandemics. Business Finland is funding a Research-to-Business project to commercialize the research results.
UPCOMING EVENTS
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APR27
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APR28
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APR29
NY Master Forest Owner Training 
Women Take to the Trails 
Photo Club Meeting: April 
