Tuesday, June 16, 7:00 pm at Shepherd of the Hill
Lutheran Church
Fort Valley Experimental Forest — Dr. W.
Keith Moser.
The Fort Valley Experimental Forest was established
in August 1908 as the first
Forest Service research facility in the U.S., and is listed on the National
Register of Historic Places. It is still a field and laboratory site of major
importance for research into forest management.
Keith Moser is the Scientist in Charge (SIC) of the
Fort Valley Experimental Forest. A Research Forester for the Rocky Mountain
Research Station, Keith researches the adaptive capacity of Forest and Woodland
ecosystems to new and variable weather and disturbance. He is especially
interested in the connection between ecological processes and policy and
management actions.
Saturday, July 11, 9:00 am — Dr. Keith Moser and Susan
Olberding.
field trip: Fort Valley Experimental Forest north on
Highway 180
We will learn about past and present research in the
Fort Valley Experimental Forest on Highway 180. To carpool, meet at the Arizona
State Credit Union at the corner of South Beaver Street and Butler Avenue at
9:00 am sharp.
Keith Moser is the
Scientist in Charge (SIC) of the Fort Valley Experimental Forest. Susan
Olberding has been in and around Fort Valley for twenty-five years, as the
historian and archivist.
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