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Ailanthus Wilt Research Study, Wayne National Forest,...

Forest Podcast ·

2016/01/17

The USDA Forest Service’s Wayne National Forest and the Northern Research Station is conducting a field trial of a native fungus (Verticillium nonalfalfae) as a means of killing the non-native invasive tree Ailanthus (Ailanthus altissima). This biological control method could be more cost effective than past treatment methods that rely on the use of chemical injections. This podcast was produced in partnership with the USDA Forest Service’s Wayne National Forest and the Northern

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USDA in Ohio: Progress Report on the First 100 Days

Forest Podcast ·

2009/05/01

USDA NEWS RELEASEFor Immediate Release USDA Office of Communications: (202) 720-4623USDA Forest Service Contact: Gary C. Chancey, Wayne National Forest, Public Affairs Officer (740) 753-0862USDA Working to Foster Rural Economic Development, Provide Nutritious Food for all Americans Washington, DC - April 28, 2009 – On the 100th day of the Obama administration, USDA Secretary Tom Vilsack reflected on the new course his Department has set to promote a sustainable, safe, sufficient, and

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Prescribed Burning in Ohio's Wayne National Forest

Forest Podcast ·

2009/03/30

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Watershed Restoration Project Bat Monitoring

Forest Podcast ·

2008/08/29

ForestNet Videocast: Watershed Restoration Project Bat MonitoringHost: Gary C. Chancey, Wayne National Forest, Public Affairs Staff OfficerGuests: Katrina Schultes, Wildlife Biologist and Todd Weinkam, Biological Sciences Technician on the Wayne National Forest in southeastern Ohio. Enjoy Podcast#004Watershed restoration activities on the Wayne National Forest in southeastern Ohio are aimed at finding solutions to problems created by coal mining in the late-1800s to mid-1900s. A primary goal is to

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Returning Forest to Presettlement Conditions

Forest Podcast ·

2008/08/14

ForestNet Audiocast: Returning Forest to Presettlement ConditionsHost: Gary C. Chancey, Wayne National Forest, Public Affairs Staff OfficerGuests: Greg Nowacki, Ecologist, U.S. Forest Service Eastern Region and Gary Willison, Wayne National Forest, Group Leader for Watershed, Engineering, and Timber programs. Enjoy Podcast#003Subscribe in a reader

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Recreation Fee Increase Takes Effect

Forest Podcast ·

2008/08/14

ForestNet Audiocast: Recreation Fee Increase Takes Effect Host: Gary C. Chancey, Wayne National Forest, Public Affairs Staff Officer Guest: Carleen Yocum, Wayne National Forest, Group Leader for Recreation, Heritage, and Wildlife and Botany programs, (Duration: 9:18 min.), 6.4 MB, MP3. Enjoy Podcast#002Subscribe in a reader

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Forest Service Biologist Searchs for Mussels in the...

Forest Podcast ·

2008/02/13

ForestNet Audiocast: In 2008, The Forest Service hopes to start work on the New Frontier Boat Launching Facility near Marietta, Ohio. Prior to construction, specialist are completing their prework to make way for the project. Wildlife Biologist Becky Ewing from the Wayne National Forest spent a great deal of time in 2007 searching for a couple of endangered Mussels in the Ohio River near Marietta, Ohio. None were found, but the work did discover numerous Mussel species in the water. Enjoy

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Mountain Pine Beetle Infestation Aerial Flight

Forest Podcast ·

2007/10/30

ForestNet Videocast: Aerial photography taken from a helicopter in the Black Hills National Forest Sunday and Monday, August 19 and 20, 2007 shows the devastating march of beetles across many areas of the Black Hills.Particularly hard hit areas include upper Spring Creek near the Medicine Mountain Boy Scout Camp, the entire forested area around Harney Peak, the Norbeck Wildlife Preserve, parts of Custer State Park, and a large area around Deerfield Lake. Ponderosa pine forests that have been

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Nebraska National Forest Bessy Tree Nursery

Forest Podcast ·

2007/10/19

ForestNet Videocast: The Nebraska National Forest Bessy Tree Nursery maintains 46 acres of irrigated seedbeds, along with a controlled environment greenhouse. The Nursery also maintains the U.S. Forest Service's Region 2 Seed Bank. The Nursery extracts, cleans, and stores seed obtained from cones and berries supplied by its customers. The seed is used to grow seedlings for customers requesting seedlings or shipped to customers who want to directly sow the seed.Subscribe in a reader

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“Paha Sapa” – American Indian Use of the Black Hills

Forest Podcast ·

2007/10/18

ForestNet Audiocast: Donovin Sprague, Director of Learning at Crazy Horse Memorial and Executive Director of First Nations Heritage Association presents “Paha Sapa” – American Indian Use of the Black Hills during a Black Hills National Forest Advisory Board (NFAB) meeting in Rapid City, South Dakota. Subscribe in a reader

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Forest Service Beretta Road Clean-up

Forest Podcast ·

2007/07/05

ForestNet Videocast: In 2005, volunteers from the Black Hills area of western South Dakota came to the Beretta Road Clean-up located on the Black Hills National Forest. The clean-up was considered a huge success due to the volunteers showing up and making a committment to assist in keeping their public lands litter free.Subscribe in a reader

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"Experience The Outdoors" Day in the Black Hills

Forest Podcast ·

2007/06/29

ForestNet Videocast: The Black Hills National Forest and its campground concessionaire, Forest Recreation Management, Inc. (FRM) held their second annual "Experience the Outdoors" (ETO) Day at the Horsethief Lake campground on Wednesday, September 13, 2006. Approximately 60 to 80 developmentally disabled adults were the guests of FRM and the Forest Service at an event held to highlight the outdoor opportunities that can be found throughout the Black Hills National Forest. Black Hills National Forest

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Lakota Reburial Ceremony in the Black Hills National...

Forest Podcast ·

2007/06/29

ForestNet Videocast: On May 15, 2007 the remains of four tribal ancestors were reburied in the Black Hills National Forest in South Dakota during a Lakota Ceremony.Rev. Robert Two Bulls, a retired Episcopal priest, laid the remains to rest at a spot chosen by a Lakota spiritual leader. The four people, including two young girls and an adult male, are about 150 to 200 years old.At one point, the remains of one of the girls was on public display. Her bones were sitting in museums and other collections

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Travel Planning Audiocast For 5-22-2007

Forest Podcast ·

2007/05/24

ForestNet Audiocast: The Forest just wanted to take a few minutes to publish this videocast update of where we are in the travel planning process on the Black Hills National Forest. It's been a few months since we met with over 450 people in meetings in the Black Hills.We have been very busy in the meantime, gathering information from you and from our staff specialists, working to finish our travel analysis, and starting to put together our initial proposal for you to look at later this

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Travel Planning Videocast For 5-22-2007

Forest Podcast ·

2007/05/24

ForestNet Videocast: The Forest just wanted to take a few minutes to publish this videocast update of where we are in the travel planning process on the Black Hills National Forest. It's been a few months since we met with over 450 people in meetings in the Black Hills. We have been very busy in the meantime, gathering information from you and from our staff specialists, working to finish our travel analysis, and starting to put together our initial proposal for you to look at later this summer

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Army Soldiers Prepare for War with Forest Service

Forest Podcast ·

2007/04/11

ForestNet Videocast: In 2006, Soldiers of the Army’s legendary 10th Mountain Division turned to the traditions of the Old West, and specifically to Federal, state, and local law enforcement officers in the northern Rocky Mountains, for advice on how to properly pack donkeys and other animals. The U.S. Forest Service was among those that helped the US Army train for war in Afghanistan.Forest Service News ReleaseSubscribe in a reader

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Gifford Pinchot: Life of Leadership

Forest Podcast ·

2007/04/09

Gifford Pinchot: Life of Leadership with Char Miller. This 2004 audio recording by Char Miller, Professor of History and Director of Urban Studies at Trinity University, San Antonio, Texas reflects on the life and activism of Gifford Pinchot, founding Chief of the U.S. Forest Service. Char is a leading authority on U.S. Forest Service history. (Duration 1:02)Subscribe in a reader

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Bugtown Gulch Mountain Pine Beetle and Fuels Project

Forest Podcast ·

2007/04/05

ForestNet Videocast: Bugtown Gulch Mountain Pine Beetle and Fuels Project in the Bear Mountain area six miles northwest of Custer, South Dakota.The objective of the project is to slow the spread of insects in this heavily forested area that is intermingled with several homes and tracts of private land. An infestation of mountain pine beetles, the same insects that decimated the Beaver Park area a few years ago, will be treated by an aggressive combination of direct attack (removing infested trees)

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Dave Foreman, Founder of Earth First! and Director of...

Forest Podcast ·

2007/04/04

ForestNet Podcast Topic: Dave Foreman, Founder of Earth First! and Director of the Rewilding Institute. ForestNet spoke with Dave while attending a U.S. Forest Service Public Affairs Conference in Santa Fe for the Rocky Mountain Region and Southwest Region. Host: Gary C. Chancey, Guest: Dave Foreman, Founder of Earth First! and Director of the Rewilding Institute, New Mexico. Subscribe in a reader

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Barometric Wind Research

Forest Podcast ·

2007/04/04

"Jewel Cave Today" Topic: Recent and ongoing barometric wind research at Jewel Cave. Jewel Cave National Monument, a unit of the National Park Service located west of Custer, South Dakota introduces its first Podcast. What does the wind have to do with a cave anyway? How long is Jewel Cave going to get? Can you walk through the cave like you would walk on a sidewalk? The answer to these questions and more on this edition of Jewel Cave Today. Host: Gary C. Chancey, Guest: Mike Wiles, Jewel Cave

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