April 25, 2025: A Forest Stroll after a Gentle Rain

Walking through the forest after a long, gentle rain, gave me a chance to run into some gentle scenes of green, a running forest stream, along with a few critter friends. Please enjoy the shared scenery as I go over some of the details of the stand that I treated last year.

Another correction for the video, the area I was in only had two official treatments so far. Still need to sweep through with a third but that is just a roaming mop up of anything missed.
One link I promised to include was the on on beaked cornsalad, a new plant species I was unfamiliar with until today that actually has some wonderful ecological value in the food web.

https://www.legacywildernessacademy.com/blog/beaked-corn-salad-edible-uses

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A little bit on where I come from:


I am a graduate from SUNY – College of Environmental Science with a B.S. in Wildlife Science


I graduated from SUNY – ESF Ranger School extension with an A.A.S in Environmental and Natural Resource Conservation


Spent 4 years working various public sector seasonal technician jobs around states like Missouri, Arkansas, Texas, South Carolina, and New York until I decided to turn to Private Sector work.


I mostly tackle Timber Stand Improvement projects, with a focus on wildlife habitat features and sustainable growth through thinning treatments and soil-building techniques. I strive to utilize regenerative forestry as my core focus when providing any services.


My hope is that with this channel I can introduce land owners to some basic management practices and techniques that can help them work on their own properties, or know what to look for when hiring a private forester to come work on their land if they want to follow the methods I use for my own work.


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Intro and Outro animation created by:
Duncan MacGregor - “Pains Angels”
https://rumble.com/user/KiltedChristian