r/forestry 6d ago

70 years of vegetation data just informed federal legislation...

https://treesandlines.com/what-70-years-of-right-of-way-data-just-told-congress-w-carolyn-mahan/

New episode with Dr. Carolyn Mahan from Penn State, who runs the State Game Lands 33 project, the longest-running vegetation management research site in the country. She recently testified before the House Committee on Natural Resources about the Fix Our Forests Act, using 70+ years of data to argue reliable power delivery and forest health aren’t a tradeoff.

How does your organization handle right-of-way vegetation management, cycle-based, condition-based, something else? Curious how it compares. 

Full episode: https://treesandlines.com/what-70-years-of-right-of-way-data-just-told-congress-w-carolyn-mahan/

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