Webinars
Mixedwood Management: Concepts and New Findings
Hosted by the CFRU, April 17, 2019
Presenters: Laura Kenefic, Bethany Muñoz Delgado
Worth the Wait: The Value of Long-Term Forest Research in Maine
Hosted by the CFRU, February 13, 2019
Presenters: Ivan Fernandez, Brian Roth
Ivan Fernandez: The Bear Brook Watershed in Maine: Studying Past, Present and Future
Brian Roth: The Value of Long-Term Forest Research in Maine: CFRU Past and Future
Considering Bats in Forest Management
Hosted by the CFRU, November 14, 2018
Presenters: Erik Blomberg, Wende Mahaney, Michael Thompson
Erik Blomberg: Ecology and regulatory status of Maine forest bats (slide presentation)
Michael Thompson: Considering Rare, Threatened, and Endangered Bats on SFI, ATF, and FSC Certified Ownerships (slide presentation)
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service website on Northern Long-Eared Bats
Maine Field Office, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service website
Monitoring Maine’s Forest Birds
Hosted by the CFRU, April 25, 2018
Presenters: Lisa Venier, Adrienne Leppold
Lisa Venier: Birds as Indicators of Forest Integrity in Managed Landscapes (slide presentation)
Adrienne Leppold: The Maine Bird Atlas (2018-2022) (slide presentation)
Spruce Budworm: Monitoring and Early Intervention Strategies
Hosted by the CFRU, February 14, 2018
Presenters: Allison Kanoti, Rob Johns
Allison Kanoti: Spruce Budworm in Maine (slide presentation)
Rob Johns: Monitoring and Early Intervention in New Brunswick (slide presentation)
External Resources
The 
Maine Spruce Budworm Task Force
The SBW Task Force is a joint effort of the Maine Forest Service, Maine Forest Products Council, and University of Maine’s Cooperative Forestry Research Unit along with leading experts on the SBW. This website is supported by the Munsungan Endowment in the Center for Research on Sustainable Forests.
NEFIS
An online, open-source web portal that serves the information needs of forest managers and researchers in the Northeastern US and eastern Canada. At NEFIS:
- Latest forest research results are rapidly communicated;
- Nonpeer reviewed publications, presentations, posters, and data sets about key forestry topics are instantly available and openly evaluated;
- Forest managers and researchers can better network and communicate about specific forest management issues, problems, and solutions;
- Forest managers and researchers can provide instant feedback and ratings on the value of forest research; and
- Forest researchers can exchange information about ongoing and recently completed research.