The Conference
Looking Forward, Looking Back
14-16 April 2020
09:00 am- 05:00 pm
Conference packets will be distributed during registration.
Hotel Information
Conference attendees are responsible for arranging their own accommodations.
Space is limited, so reservations should be made as far in advance as possible.
Discounted room rates will be held until December 13, 2019, So book your room ASAP!
GAIA Hotel & Spa
4125 Riverside Place, Anderson, California
(530) 365-7077
One king or Double Queen: $90/night
Government Rate: $90/night
Amenities in the guest rooms:
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One king or two queen beds
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Bottom floor has patios
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Workstation area 32-inch screen televisions (as we replace these, we are going to 42-inch)
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Wolfgang Coffee and Teas
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Iron and Ironing board
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New clock radios with IPOD/IPAD charger
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Refrigerator and microwaves in every room
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Oversized Gilchrist and Soames Soap and Lotion
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Shampoo filled dispenser in all Showers and Bathtubs
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Hair dryers in all guest rooms
Book your rooms early! Registration Starts in November..
About FVMC
The Forest Vegetation Management Conference will:
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Establish a forum for the exchange of information on forest vegetation management techniques, methodology, and research through periodic meetings and other appropriate means.
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Cooperate with local, state, regional, and national agencies, both public and private, in the identification and solution of forest vegetation management needs.
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Promote awareness by the public and concerned agencies on the need for Forest Vegetation Management.
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Encourage research on forest vegetation management methods by both government and private agencies.
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Promote uniformity and coordination of activities among agencies concerned with the regulatory aspects of forest vegetation management.
In 1979 a small group of people concerned about the future of forest vegetation management in California organized the first Forest Vegetation Management Conference (FVMC) in Redding, California. The conference has evolved into one of the premier conferences to attend if you manage forest vegetation on the west coast. The conference is held every January and is accredited for continuing education hours for vegetation mangers from California, Oregon, and Idaho, and for Certified Forester hours through the Society of American Foresters.
Reforestation Practices
for Conifers 2020
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Reforestation Practices for Conifers in CA (entire book 16.4 Mb)
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Chapter 1: Reforesting California - Herb Baldwin, William Stewart, Sari Sommarstrom
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Chapter 2 : Investing in Reforestation - William Stewart, Richard Standiford, Susie Kocher, Jeff Webster
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Chapter 3 : Planning a Reforestation Project - Jeff Webster, Ed Fredrickson, Bob Rynearson
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Chapter 4 : Site Assessment - Jeff Webster, Ed Fredrickson, Bob Rynearson
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Chapter 5 : Seeds - Teri Griffis, Laurie Lippitt
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Chapter 6 : Seedlings - Thomas Jopson, Mark Gray
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Chapter 7 : Site Preparation - Mark Gray, Jeff Webster
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Chapter 8 : Vegetation Management - Ed Fredrickson, Mark Gray
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Chapter 9 : Planting - Bob Rynearson
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Chapter 10 : Precommercial Thinning in CA Forests - Martin Ritchie, John-Pascal Berrill
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Chapter 11 : Damage - Don Owen, Greg Giusti
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Chapter 12 : Reforestation of Area Burned by Large Wildfires - Mark Gray
Sponsors
Brenton VMS
Californa Association of Pest Control Advisors (CAPCA)
Deep Forest Services
Forest Protection LLC
GE Forestry, Inc.
Great Tree Tenders
Green Diamond Resource Company
Highlanders Forest, LLC
Horizon Forestry, LLC
Jefferson Resource Company, Inc.
Red Mouuntain Resource
Thunder Road Resources
We thank the Sponsors below for their support! They have graciously contributed to the Forest Vegetation Management Conference and by doing so, they keep registration costs at a minimum.
