In-Person Latte & Learn: Forest Carbon 101

This in-person educational session will explore forests and forest products as nature-based solutions to reduce carbon emissions and protect our nation from climate-change impacts.

Four people posing for a picture in front of a white stone wall.
Photo by Society of American Foresters. In-person FCWG Science Series speakers, from left to right, Kathryn Maloney (FCCP), Kendall DeLyser (AF), Danielle Watson, and Nathan Truitt (AFF) posing for a picture.

Title

Forest Carbon 101

Description

This in-person educational session will explore forests and forest products as nature-based solutions to reduce carbon emissions
and protect our nation from climate-change impacts. Deepen your understanding of forest-climate science and policy issues, and tools to accelerate the adoption of forest-based climate solutions

Speakers

  • Danielle Watson, Society of American Foresters
  • Kendall DeLyser, American Forests
  • Nathan Truitt, American Forest Foundation

Q&A Panel Discussion Moderated By

  • Kathryn Maloney, Forest Carbon and Climate Program

Supplementary Materials

Presentation Slides

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