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Welcome to the Western Forestry Graduate Research Symposium webpage! Please contact us if you have any questions.

 

The 2014 Western Forestry Graduate Research Symposium will be held on April 21st and 22nd!

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Sunrise in the field near Brookings, Oregon. Photo Credit: Joey Hulbert.

Three Sisters, Deschutes National Forest. Photo Credit: Michelle Agne

Macroscopic view of a giant chinquapin cross section with ring porous vessel arrangement. Photo Credit: Joey Hulbert.

Foxglove, a nonnative wildflower, in southwestern Oregon. Photo Credit: Joey Hulbert.

Ponderosa pine catfaces from the Paulina Fire in Central Oregon. Photo Credit: Garrett Meigs

Debarking a Douglas-fir log to treat with preservative and use as a utility pole. Photo Credit: Joey Hulbert

Some of Crater Lake's six mile diameter expanse, as seen from a research boat trip in the national park. Photo Credit: Bess Perry

A cloudy day in Corvallis but a sunny day on top of Dimple Hill in the College Forests. Photo Credit: Joey Hulbert.

Timber products leaving the mill. Photo Credit: Aureo Abreu Junior

Debarked logs on the processing chain to the primary breakdown bandsaw. Photo Credit: William Kirkham.

Severe fire damage on the slopes up to Three Fingered Jack in the Central Cascades. Photo Credit: Garrett Meigs

Paulina Lake in June - one of the twin crater lakes in Newberry Crater, Central Oregon. Photo Credit: Joey Hulbert.

View from the top of Mount Howard in the Wallowa mountains of Eastern Oregon. Photo Credit: Bess Perry

"Fire in the Sky" Photo Credit: Garrett Meigs

The aftermath of a mountain pine beetle epidemic on the East Side of the Cascades in Oregon - thousands of dead lodgepole pine trees. Photo Credit: Joey Hulbert.

Utility pole treatment facility organizing and preping the straightest and longest Douglas-fir poles for preservative treatment in Eugene, Oregon. Photo credit: Joey Hulbert

The 2013 Western Forestry Graduate Research Symposium was scheduled for April 22nd and 23rd. Graduate students from four different states had the opportunity to present posters and/or give oral presentations. Click here to see who the Keynote speakers were this year!

This year the WFGRS featured students from all three COF departments as well as additional students from outside the college.

 

 

Did you miss the Symposium?

Click here to see who gave the best oral and poster presentations!

Click here to listen to recordings of the Keynote Addresses!

 

Click here to contact the students who planned the symposium with any questions or comments.
This symposium is organized entirely by graduate students from within the College of Forestry. Click here to see which students have been involved.

2013 Program Schedule

 

Do you have comments or suggestions to improve the quality of the symposium for 2014? If so, please let us know here.

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