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  woodland restoration.\n\nOak savannas are one of the most endangered habi
 tat systems with less than 0.01% of it’s historical estimates remaining. F
 ontenelle Forest\, based on topography\, historical records\, tree core da
 ta and plant community info\; should actually be more woodland and savanna
  – less forest!\n\nSince 2015\, Fontenelle Forest has been working on the 
 Save the Oaks initiative to improve oak-dominated habitats and build a mor
 e resilient system. They have expanded staff and volunteer capacity throug
 h equipment\, training\, supplies\, research\, and community outreach\, an
 d continue working to reduce invasive plants while promoting native specie
 s through techniques such as prescribed fire\, thinning\, seeding\, and he
 rbicide use.\n\nThey also monitor progress through vegetation and insect t
 racking over time\, adapting stewardship plans as needed to ensure meaning
 ful impact.\n\nJoin us to learn more about this important work and the fut
 ure of oak savanna restoration!\n\nRegister in advance for this webinar:\n
 https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_FxqWqO79SnGye4dXAiyujw\n\nAbou
 t the speaker: Michelle Foss\, the Director of Operations at Fontenelle Fo
 rest\, is a lifelong student of the systems of nature\, and how all things
  are connected. She grew up in Ft. Collins\, Colorado as the oldest of fou
 r kids\, exploring the foothills\, shortgrass prairie\, and any water she 
 could find on her bike and hiking as often as possible. As an adult\, she 
 has lived in all four corners of the United States\, and finally earned a 
 bachelor’s degree in environmental science from the State University of Ne
 w York at Albany. Michelle has experience volunteering in multiple types o
 f non-profit work such as youth\, education\, museum\, and of course\, env
 ironmental organizations. At Fontenelle Forest\, Michelle has helped to gr
 ow the habitat restoration program\, and 13 years of prescribed fire exper
 ience. She currently oversees the land stewardship and facilities operatio
 ns\, and is on the senior leadership team\, plus serves on several state-w
 ide organizations as the Fontenelle Forest representative.
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DESCRIPTION:Join Conservation Nebraska for an engaging presentation on oak 
 woodland restoration.\n\nOak savannas are one of the most endangered habit
 at systems with less than 0.01% of it’s historical estimates remaining. Fo
 ntenelle Forest\, based on topography\, historical records\, tree core dat
 a and plant community info\; should actually be more woodland and savanna 
 – less forest!\n\nSince 2015\, Fontenelle Forest has been working on the S
 ave the Oaks initiative to improve oak-dominated habitats and build a more
  resilient system. They have expanded staff and volunteer capacity through
  equipment\, training\, supplies\, research\, and community outreach\, and
  continue working to reduce invasive plants while promoting native species
  through techniques such as prescribed fire\, thinning\, seeding\, and her
 bicide use.\n\nThey also monitor progress through vegetation and insect tr
 acking over time\, adapting stewardship plans as needed to ensure meaningf
 ul impact.\n\nJoin us to learn more about this important work and the futu
 re of oak savanna restoration!\n\nRegister in advance for this webinar:\nh
 ttps://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_FxqWqO79SnGye4dXAiyujw\n\nAbout
  the speaker: Michelle Foss\, the Director of Operations at Fontenelle For
 est\, is a lifelong student of the systems of nature\, and how all things 
 are connected. She grew up in Ft. Collins\, Colorado as the oldest of four
  kids\, exploring the foothills\, shortgrass prairie\, and any water she c
 ould find on her bike and hiking as often as possible. As an adult\, she h
 as lived in all four corners of the United States\, and finally earned a b
 achelor’s degree in environmental science from the State University of New
  York at Albany. Michelle has experience volunteering in multiple types of
  non-profit work such as youth\, education\, museum\, and of course\, envi
 ronmental organizations. At Fontenelle Forest\, Michelle has helped to gro
 w the habitat restoration program\, and 13 years of prescribed fire experi
 ence. She currently oversees the land stewardship and facilities operation
 s\, and is on the senior leadership team\, plus serves on several state-wi
 de organizations as the Fontenelle Forest representative.
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SUMMARY:Saving the Oaks:  Restoring Oak Savannas at Fontenelle Forest
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