Library training sessions: Focus on research and data services
COLORADO — DigiTop resource training sessions in January are open to all USDA employees. Economist Intelligence Unit Global Outlook, Wednesday, Jan. 15, 11:00 – 11:45 a.m. ETNational Agricultural Library resources, tools and services for data management and research, Tuesday, Jan. 28, 1:00 – 1:45 p.m.…
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Jan. 16 emerald ash borer webinar: Managing riparian forests before and after
Closeup of an adult emerald ash borer.(USDA Forest Service photo by James Jacobs)
WISCONSIN — The USDA Forest Service Eastern Region State Private, and Tribal Forestry Watershed Team will host an hour-long webinar Thursday, Jan. 16, for land managers, forest health managers and forestland owners to discuss…
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Maintain travel card privileges: Complete training by Dec. 31
WASHINGTON, D.C. — Employees with travel cards should have noticed a travel card training requirement notification when it was assigned in AgLearn and received a reminder via email on Tuesday, Dec. 3rd. As shared last year in IFS, this annual training is an important requirement for all employees who…
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Bridging expertise and storytelling: Screening of Fireforest
Join us for a screening of Fireforest, a film by Evan Barrientos.
WASHINGTON, D.C. — Don’t miss this opportunity to see how the Forest Service and partners worked together to slow the largest wildfire in Colorado’s history.Join us for a virtual screening of “Fireforest,” a film that highlights how effective…
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Southern Research Station helps lead the way at the International Oak Symposium
Jay Clark, director of Environmental & Sustainability Initiatives, adjunct instructor of Biology at Maryville College presents the geology and natural history of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park as part of a tour. (USDA Forest Service by Christine Martens)
TENNESSEE — In October, about 250 people…
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Crossing boundaries with chainsaws
Marine Wing Support Squadron 172 Combat Engineer Isiah Gonyou poses proudly near the first tree he cut of the class. (USDA Forest Service Photo by Justin Abbey)
MONTANA — Six Combat Engineers from Marine Wing Support Squadron 172 stationed at Camp Hansen in Okinawa, Japan, arrived at the Trapper Creek Job…