Regenerative Forestry
Course Dates: Four weeks, Spring 2025 dates TBA
Registration Deadline: TBA
32 hrs CE
Faculty: Dr. Cindy Prescott(opens in new window)
The aim of regenerative forestry is to promote the abundance diversity and functioning of soil life that contributes to producing resilient forests. This can be accomplished through practices that promote the flux of carbon from plants to the belowground ecosystem. In this course we will cover our current understanding of the diversity of life belowground in forest and the fluxes of plant carbon to the belowground ecosystem, and explore how forestry practices could be adapted to promote soil biodiversity and function.
This course is available to be taken singly for continuing education purposes or general interest. It can be taken as an elective in the Technical Assistance Provider Certification Program(opens in new window).