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Making Maps for Management Planning (in English)

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One of the first steps in preparing a Forest Management Plan is gathering information about your property and the location and condition of forested areas on it. In this webinar, participants will be offered a hands-on introduction to Landmapper, a new and free online tool that makes it easier than ever to quickly gather maps as you begin work on a Forest Management Plan (or if you’re just curious to learn more about the soils, terrain, and other aspects of your property).

Originally aired on December 8, 2020

Instructors:

  • David Diaz, Director of Forestry Technology & Analytics, Ecotrust
  • Sara Loreno, Natural Resources Data Scientist, Ecotrust

Resources:

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