The Loggers Workshop promotes professionalism and life-long learning, promising our forests will remain healthy, productive, safe, and sustainable for generations to come. The Workshop also helps loggers meet training and continuing education requirements of the Washington Contract Loggers Association and the Master Logger Program. It is worth eight (8) hours of continuing education credit.

• For more information on the Master
Logger Program contact Tami Au,
(800) 422-0074 or (360) 352-5033.
• The program is also eligible for Society
of American Foresters CFE credits. For
information contact Chris Schnepf,
(208) 446-1680.

The workshop will be held March 23 from 8 a.m.-4:00 p.m at the Agriculture & Trace Center in Colville. Please pre-register. The cost is $20 per person and includes lunch.
✔ Check-in opens at 7:15 a.m.
✔ Programs begin at 8 a.m. and end at 4:00 p.m.
✔ Morning and afternoon breaks and a catered

Agenda

Loggers play a vital role in the health and well-being of forests and timber communities, and require special knowledge and skills to provide and protect wood, wildlife, water, and recreational opportunities. The annual Loggers Workshop provides an educational opportunity to interact with other forestry professionals and industry leaders to discuss topics of emerging significance, so that forests continue to be a source of goods and benefits to the owner and to society.

 You can register on-line at https://wsuloggers.bpt.me or you can register below and mail your checks to: WSU Stevens County Extension, 986 S. Main, Suite D Colville, WA  99114