Denman Forestry Issues Series: Washington's Forest Regulations

Denman Forestry Issues Series:
Washington's Forest Regulations
and Their Impacts on The Private Landowner
May 30, 2001
How Do Forest Regulations Affect You, The Private Landowner?
University of Washington College of Forest Resources continued its Denman
Forestry Issues Series on May 30, 2001.
Alumni and faculty from the College of Forest Resources discussed the
impacts of forest regulation on private landowners. Policy analysts and
speakers representing the Washington Farm Forestry Assn., Washington
Forest Protection Assn., and the Washington Department of Natural
Resources took part.
The program was broadcast using satellite technology to 11 Washington State
Cooperative Extension Learning Centers and County Extension offices across
the state. There was no charge for the event.
Program Agenda
4:05 PM
Welcome - Bruce Bare, Acting Dean College of Forest Resources (10
minutes)
4:15 PM
Session I - Issues and Concerns Important to Private Landowners
Steve Stinson - Washington Dept. of Natural Resources, Small
Landowner Office
Barney Dowdle - Professor Emeritus, UW College of Forest
Resources
5:05 PM
Refreshment break
5:15 PM
Question and Answer Period for Session I
5:35 PM
Session II - Examining the Impacts on Various Ownership Types
Sherry Fox - Proprietor, Tree Management Plus, Inc., and
President Washington Farm Forestry Association
Harry Bell - Chief Forester, Green Crow and UW Class of '74
Cassie Phillips - Director of Forestry, Western Timberlands,
Weyerhaeuser Co.
6:50 PM
Refreshment break
7:00 PM
Question and Answer Period for Session II
7:20 PM
Round Table Discussion Among all participants
7:50 PM
Summary and Closing Remarks by Professor Bruce Larson
Teleconferencing and Satellite Transmission to Rural Areas of
Washington
Town meeting style gatherings throughout the state were connected to the
Seattle campus via satellite TV provided by Washington State University
Cooperative Extension. Attendees viewed the transmission and participated in
the program at the following WSU Extension and Learning Centers:
Stevens Co., Colville, WA
Snohomish Co., Everett, WA
Cowlitz Co., Longview, WA
Jefferson Co., Pt. Hadlock/Pt. Townsend, WA
Skagit Co., Mt. Vernon, WA
Klickitat Co., Goldendale, WA
Grays Harbor Co., Elma, WA
Yakima Co., Yakima, WA
Okanogan Co., Omak, WA
WSU Research Ctr., Puyallup, WA
Chelan County Extension, Wenatchee
Public Comment
The Forestry Feedback Discussion Board is available for persons wishing to
comment on this subject. All new users must create a user name and
password and can visit the board as often as they wish and review the
comments of others. Questions from this discussion board were used to help
refine the content of this event.
Steering Committee
The following University of Washington College of Forest Resources faculty
serve on the steering committee for this event:
Bruce Bare, Acting Dean CFR
Kelley Duffield, CFR Dir. of Outreach
Don Hanley, WSU Extension Forestry
Linda Kaye, CFR Dir. of Development
Bruce Larson (chair)
Rich Weiss, CFR Alumni Association
Rob McDaniel, WSU Learning Centers
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