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Maine Courses: Changing Maine - From Hazard to Harvest: How Aerial Robotics Might Be Used to Upcycle Invasive Forest Pathogens To Biochar Online

This program is Zoom only. Please register for the link.

For those of you joining us from another library, WELCOME! This program is sponsored by Curtis Memorial Library, and offered to the MECollab community, shared library program across the state of Maine.

This program is part of Maine Courses, a series brought to you by MECollab, a sharing partnership between libraries throughout the state.

From Hazard to Harvest: How Aerial Robotics Might Be Used to Upcycle Invasive Forest Pathogens To Biochar

Join Freeport resident and Fable Forestry founder Winslow Robinson, PhD for an engaging discussion on precision forestry and its role in combating invasive forest pathogens. Learn how aerial robotics are being used to remove Browntail Moth (BTM) nests from trees, and how Fable is upcycling these and other forest pathogens into biochar. This talk will explore design thinking, and innovative forestry management solutions that can help protect Mainers and Maine trees against BTM.
 
Date:
Monday, March 3, 2025
Time:
6:00pm - 7:30pm
Time Zone:
Eastern Time - US & Canada (change)
Online:
This is an online event. Event URL will be sent via registration email.
Audience:
  Adults     Seniors  
Categories:
  Sustainability  

Registration is required. There are 93 seats available.

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Hazel Onsrud

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