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Tree School Umpqua

Tree School Umpqua is coming to Roseburg on Saturday, September 28, 2024!

Tree School Umpqua is a one-day mini-college for family forestland owners, foresters, landowners/managers, loggers, arborists, teachers, wildlife enthusiasts, and those interested in learning more about our region's forests and natural resources.

Registration opens August 1st at 10 am!

2024 Tree School Umpqua Course Catalog
2024 Tree School Umpqua Flyer, September 28, 2024 at Umpqua Community College, 1140 Umpqua College Rd., Roseburg. Images of forest trees and workers and educators in a forest setting. Early registration is August 1-31 and late registration is Sept. 1-13.
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Unable to attend Tree School Umpqua? See other opportunities on our for regional Tree Schools or visit the Tree School Online library.

Tree School started in Clackamas County in 1991 as a mini-college program designed to attract a broad audience and offer a diverse array of educational topics to address the goals and challenges facing local forest landowners.

Classes are typically around 90-minutes long, meaning you can participate in around four over the course of the event.

Tree School also offers other opportunities for learning and networking, including field sessions/tours, demonstrations, vendor tables and exhibits, round table discussions, and Q&A sessions.

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