Posted: Sun May 02, 2010 6:02 pm
Bob,
There are two area that might be worthwhile to have a generic Power Point.
1) Introduction to ENTS, tree measuring, distinguishing old trees, old growth forests, and examples of unusual forests worth noting, and where to look for them. Subjects we both addressed to some degree in last falls presentations at Cook and my pockets full of forest document.
2) Great forests ad trees of the East. A person might want to modify the presentation to include more examples from their local area, but a balanced look at forests ad trees across the east could be created that could either stand on its own or be modified. For example if it focused on MTSF, it might not be of as much interest in south Miss, as would a presentation with an emphasis on southern trees and Live Oaks.
I emailed you individually concerning some thoughts on video projectors.
Ed
There are two area that might be worthwhile to have a generic Power Point.
1) Introduction to ENTS, tree measuring, distinguishing old trees, old growth forests, and examples of unusual forests worth noting, and where to look for them. Subjects we both addressed to some degree in last falls presentations at Cook and my pockets full of forest document.
2) Great forests ad trees of the East. A person might want to modify the presentation to include more examples from their local area, but a balanced look at forests ad trees across the east could be created that could either stand on its own or be modified. For example if it focused on MTSF, it might not be of as much interest in south Miss, as would a presentation with an emphasis on southern trees and Live Oaks.
I emailed you individually concerning some thoughts on video projectors.
Ed