Learn more about The Wildlife Society here.
The Wildlife Society’s Annual Conference is widely regarded as the largest and most important technical meeting for wildlife professionals and students in North America, perhaps the world. Each year, the conference provides roughly 1,000 educational opportunities for attendees in the form of scientific symposia, workshops, trainings, poster sessions, panel discussions and more. Topics span the full range of wildlife conservation, management, and research topics.
Field days often reveal more than what’s on the map. Recently, our foresters wrapped up a timber check cruise on scattered parcels in SW Oregon. Our role was to audit contractor cruise data and revisit plots to identify any potential discrepancies.
READ MOREMB&G’s Business Development Manager, Christopher Shull, will be at the Oregon APWA Spring Conference this week in Seaside, Oregon. This premier event brings together public works leaders, industry experts, and exhibitors for an engaging lineup of educational sessions, networking opportunities, and an exhibit hall featuring the latest innovations in public works. Read more about it here: https://oregon.apwa.org/event/2026-spring-chapter-conference/
READ MOREMB&G’s Director of Technical Services, Mike Buffo, will be at ‘Mapping The Course’ next week as part of the Oregon Forest Resources Institute Workforce Summit and Western Forestry & Conservation Association. Mike will be giving a talk about the Timber Market Outlook at 1pm on May 12th. Find out more about this event here: https://lnkd.in/gpb2t-9N
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