Join us for the 1st edition of the 2016 FOCI webinar series, “Treating Firewood is a Hot Topic: seasoning, solarizing, kiln drying, and heat treatment” on February 25th, 2016 at 1pm Eastern. We will be discussing the various effective (and potentially ineffective) ways that firewood is treated in order to prevent the spread of forest […]
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Webinar: Encouraging behavior change via social media outreach
Join us for the first FOCI webinar of the new year (and the last webinar within our 2015 series, even though it is in January!), Encouraging behavior change via social media outreach on January 20th, 2016 at 2pm Eastern. Learn about how groups, organizations, and agencies can use social media to encourage behavior change. We’ll […]
Webinar: Changing Movement of Firewood by Campers, on October 21st
Join us for the 2nd edition of the 2015 FOCI webinar series, “Changing movement of firewood by campers: an eight year study of the effect of regulation and education” on October 21st, 2015 at 2pm Eastern. Learn about how Wisconsin used a combination of limited regulation and targeted persuasion to change public movement of firewood, […]
Webinar: Introduction to Firewood Scout on August 14
Join us for a FOCI webinar, Introduction to Firewood Scout, on August 14th at noon Eastern. This webinar will focus on Firewood Scout – a website designed to help the public find local firewood, and here at Don’t Move Firewood we are working with the folks at the Southeast Michigan Resource Conservation and Development Council and the Tennessee […]
Firewood and Forest Health Newsletter 2025 June
Don’t Move Firewood’s new Firewood and Forest Pests newsletter sent out in June 2025. Contents include information on NAISMA’s Play Clean Go Awareness Week, DMF’s Emerald Ash Borer Awareness Week Webinar Series 2025, PPA Section 7721 Funding, and more! Please Specify the Agency: Don’t Move Firewood Keyword Tagging: Don’t Move Firewood newsletter, Play Clean Go […]
Firewood & Forest Pests Newsletter 2025 May
Don’t Move Firewood’s new Firewood and Forest Pests newsletter sent out in May 2025. Contents include information on Memorial Day kicking off camping season in many areas, registration links for DMF’s Emerald Ash Borer Awareness Week Webinar Series 2025, EAB University Webinars, spongy moth and spotted lanternfly quarantine area changes, and more! Please Specify the […]
Firewood & Forest Pests Newsletter 2025 April
Don’t Move Firewood’s new Firewood and Forest Pests newsletter sent out in April 2025. Contents include information on Invasive Plant Pest and Disease Awareness Month, registration links for DMF’s Emerald Ash Borer Awareness Week Webinar Series 2025, Earth Day, Arbor Day, and more! Please Specify the Agency: Don’t Move Firewood Keyword Tagging: Don’t Move Firewood […]
Firewood & Forest Pests Newsletter 2025 March
Don’t Move Firewood’s new Firewood and Forest Pests newsletter sent out in March 2025. Contents include information and registration links for DMF’s Emerald Ash Borer Awareness Week Webinar Series 2025, APHIS Reduces Size of ALB Quarantine Area in Ohio, let DMF help improve your firewood outreach, and more. Please Specify the Agency: Don’t Move Firewood […]
Firewood & Forest Pests Newsletter 2025 February
This is the third edition of Don’t Move Firewood’s new Firewood and Forest Pests newsletter; it was sent out in February, 2025. Contents include information on NAISMA’s National Invasive Species Awareness Week, DMF’s EAB Week Webinar Series call for topics/speakers, USDA Rural Development Timber Production Expansion Guaranteed Loan Program, and more. Please Specify the Agency: […]
FOCI Newsletter 2023 October
Firewood Outreach Professionals newsletter for late October 2023, also called FOCI newsletter, Firewood Outreach Coordination Initiative. Contains information on: Firewood Month!, prepping holiday greenery outreach, audio stories, beech leaf disease discovered in VT for first time, recorded webinars, and more! Please Specify the Agency: Don’t Move Firewood Keyword Tagging: Firewood Month, Meet the Don’t Move […]