8th California Oak Symposium:
Sustaining Oak Woodlands Under Current and Future Conditions
Oct. 31-Nov. 3, 2022 | Embassy Suites, San Luis Obispo
General Overview: Beginning in 1979, there have been a series of symposia held every 5 to 7 years addressing the state of our knowledge about science, policy and management factors affecting California’s oak resource. California’s oak woodlands cover 10 percent of the state, and in addition, are a key ecological component of conifer forests. Oak woodlands are the most biologically diverse broad habitat in the state, making conservation of their ecosystem values an important policy and management priority. The meeting will bring together northern and southern California oak scientists, managers, policy makers and interest groups, and provide opportunities for field trips to various oak habitats.
Audience: The conference is intended for anyone involved in research, education, management, and conservation of California’s oak woodlands. This includes foresters, range managers, tribes, arborists, landowners, community groups, land trusts and policy makers.
Proceedings will be available shortly.
Recently added:
- Two articles on Blue Oak Woodland Mortality were added to the Threats to Oak Woodlands page (April 2020)
- Economic Contribution of California’s Forestry and Forest-Products Sectors, a UC ANR publication by Richard Standiford, Sanuel Evans, James Henderson (April 2020)
Recently published Natural History of the Central Coast Bioregion was reviewed in the California Naturalist newsletter. Read the review here.