Forestry for the Birds In-Person
Join us as we welcome Paul Dolan, retired Deputy State Forester, Scituate Tree Warden, and RI Resource Conservation & Development Area Director, to talk about forestry for birds.
Paul will provide an introduction and overview of the Forestry for Rhode Island’s Birds Project. This is a program that aims to address declining forest songbird populations by creating and implementing demonstration sites and practices to enhance forest songbird habitat throughout Rhode Island. This includes the Rhode Island Birder’s Dozen, which is made up of twelve forest birds that have been identified by the Rhode Island Woodland Partnership.
A lifelong forester, Paul Dolan’s goal is to leave the earth a better place by his actions. After years in the private sector as a Consultant Forester, Paul dedicated several years of his professional career to public service and the health of the State of Rhode Island’s forests as Urban and Community Forest Program Coordinator and Deputy State Forester.
This program is free. All are welcome. Registration is NOT required, but if you would like a friendly email reminder two days beforehand, register using the blue Begin Registration button below.
A collaboration between the Coventry Land Trust and the Coventry Public Library.
Image of the eastern bluebird courtesy of the Penn State Extension.
