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Illinois Extension Forestry
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Приєднався 21 лис 2019
Videos from the University of Illinois Extension Forestry Program
Resources to Address Deer Impacts to Woodlands
White-tailed deer are an important part of Midwestern forests, but their browsing has an impact on forest health. Jarred Brooke, Extension Wildlife Specialist from Purdue University explores tools available from Purdue University Extension and The Nature Conservancy of Indiana that are designed to help woodland owners and managers understand, monitor, and manage deer impacts on forest ecosystems.
This presentation is part of the Illinois Extension Forestry Webinar Series. To see a full list of webinars in the series, see the playlist at ua-cam.com/play/PLyMFgPGbelc8wMZm6R5YOc-5jGLsVc7L2.html
This presentation is part of the Illinois Extension Forestry Webinar Series. To see a full list of webinars in the series, see the playlist at ua-cam.com/play/PLyMFgPGbelc8wMZm6R5YOc-5jGLsVc7L2.html
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Natural Areas Conservation in Illinois
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Illinois is an innovator in natural areas conservation and management. In this presentation, Kevin Rohling explores Illinois’ role in the natural areas movement, review conservation and legal protection options, and discusses how management is often necessary to maintain biodiversity and natural resources in addition to legal protections. Discover ways you can contribute to the legacy of natura...
Woodland Restoration from Forests to Front Yards
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Illinois' forests face numerous stressors, including invasive species, disease outbreaks, and shifting environmental conditions that have resulted in the degradation of many forests around the state. However, there are steps anyone can take to start restoring our forest ecosystems, from regional forests to small plots within urban areas. This presentation by Justin Vozzo, Extension Forestry Spe...
The Consequences of Agricultural Chemical Trespass into Illinois Ecosystems
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The landscape of Illinois has been devoted primarily to agriculture for more than 100 years. Agricultural intensification has led to an increased use of synthetic pesticides to manage field crop weeds, which can move into natural ecosystems and negatively impact non-target plants. In 2023, the Illinois Natural History Survey sampled nearly 200 naturally vegetated areas across the state to under...
Individual Plant Treatments to Control Woody Invasive Plants
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One technique used to manage invasive woody plant vegetation is focused, individual plant treatments such as herbicide foliar applications, cut stump, basal bark, and injections. These individual plant treatments can be extremely selective, are easy to apply, and can be used nearly year-round. In this video, Chris Evans, Extension Forestry and Research Specialist, explores the methods used for ...
Toms, Tines, and Tanagers: Forest Management for Game Species
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Toms, Tines, and Tanagers: Forest Management for Game Species [with considerations for non-game species]. Many forest landowners own and manage their land for hunted wildlife species such as white-tailed deer, wild turkey, and a host of other game species. This presentation by Jarred Brooke, Extension Wildlife Specialist for Purdue University, discusses how forest management can be tailored to ...
Identification of Illinois' Native Oak Species
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Illinois forests are incredibly diverse. Oaks are a diverse and ecologically important tree group in Illinois. This presentation by Extension Forester Chris Evans reviews the 20 different oak species that are native to Illinois and discuss their ecology and identification. This presentation is part of the University of Illinois Extension Forestry Spring Webinar Series.
Invasive Species of Illinois' Rivers, Lakes, and Wetlands
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Aquatic invasive species (AIS) may seem like Creatures of the Black Lagoon, but the impacts of these introduced plants and animals on Illinois' rivers, lakes, and wetlands is no fiction. Katie O'Reilly, Visiting Assistant Research Scientist in Aquatic Invasive Species Engagement, presents a "Who's Who" of AIS in the state, as well as talk about ongoing efforts by researchers to prevent introduc...
Introduction to Tree Physiology
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Physiology of woody plants is a big topic and you can find yourself diving into countless rabbit holes. Let’s start with some of the basics. What are the different parts of the tree and how do they function to support it? How does water move in a tree? How do trees deal with wounds? Taryn Bieri, University of Illinois, discusses some of these common questions to provide you a good basic underst...
Forests, Moths, Birds, & Bats, Oh My!
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Forests serve as important habitat for many species of conservation concern, including several bats and birds as well as the food sources they depend upon, often lepidoptera including adult moths and their caterpillars. This presentation by University of Illinois' Kevin Rohling reviews how forest management practices may affect moths and introduces a new research project studying moth occurrenc...
Introduction to Forest Management
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Hank Stelzer, Extension Forester at the University of Missouri, presents an introduction to forest management as part of the 2023 Illinois Beginning Forest Landowner Short Course virtual class.
Forest Management for Wildlife
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Adam Janke, Wildlife Extension Specialist at Iowa State University, presents on forest management for wildlife as part of the 2023 Illinois Beginning Forest Landowner Short Course virtual class.
Harvesting Timber as Part of Forest Management
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Lenny Farlee, Extension Forester for Purdue University, presents on harvesting timber as part of forest management for the 2023 Illinois Beginning Forest Landowner Short Course virtual class.
Forest Management Plans
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Chris Evans, Extension Forester for the University of Illinois, presents on forest management plans for the 2023 Illinois Beginning Forest Landowner Short Course virtual class.
Oaks of Illinois Workshop Part 1 - Oak Diversity and Biology
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This video is part 1 of 4 of the Oaks of Illinois Virtual Workshop, presented by Chris Evans, Extension Forestry and Research Specialist with the University of Illinois. Topics covered in Part 1 include oak diversity across the world, in North America, and in Illinois and basic biology of oaks.
Oaks of Illinois Workshop Part 2 - Tree Identification Basics
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Oaks of Illinois Workshop Part 2 - Tree Identification Basics
Oaks of Illinois Workshop Part 3 - White Oaks of Illinois
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Oaks of Illinois Workshop Part 3 - White Oaks of Illinois
Oaks of Illinois Workshop Part 4 - Red Oaks of Illinois & Workshop Wrap-up
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Oaks of Illinois Workshop Part 4 - Red Oaks of Illinois & Workshop Wrap-up
Local diners: ecosystem services of bats in the Midwest
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Local diners: ecosystem services of bats in the Midwest
Illinois Beginning Forest Landowner Short Course Promo
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Illinois Beginning Forest Landowner Short Course Promo
Illinois Beginning Forest Landowner Program Testimonials
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Illinois Beginning Forest Landowner Program Testimonials
Illinois Beginning Forest Landowner Program Promo
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Illinois Beginning Forest Landowner Program Promo
Agroforestry 101: How Trees Support IL Farms and Landscapes
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Agroforestry 101: How Trees Support IL Farms and Landscapes
How to prevent and remove garlic mustard
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How to prevent and remove garlic mustard
How to remove invasive garlic mustard by hand pulling
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How to remove invasive garlic mustard by hand pulling
Invasive Garlic Mustard Research Update for Land Managers
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Invasive Garlic Mustard Research Update for Land Managers
How to Identify and Monitor for Garlic Mustard
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How to Identify and Monitor for Garlic Mustard
How to remove garlic mustard with prescribed fire
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How to remove garlic mustard with prescribed fire
How to remove garlic mustard with herbicide
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How to remove garlic mustard with herbicide
1-Minute Tree ID - Bur oak, Quercus macrocarpa
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1-Minute Tree ID - Bur oak, Quercus macrocarpa
Thank you for posting this!
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The Bellevue Savanna forest was located on the Savanna Army Depot location, mostly in Jo Daviess county. This national forest was part of the proving grounds and weapons depot. After the depot closed in 2000, the area eventually became part of the upper Mississippi wildlife refuge.
Thank you
Very good video, really helpful
We have trees at our condo that look like angel oaks. What else could they be?
It is hard to say. Our oaks can have a variety of growth forms depending on the conditions and competition around it when growing. Send a picture of the oaks (including close up of the leaves) and what state/county you are in to cwevans@illinois.edu and we can help identify them.
I've got some bad actors doing this to our neighborhood. My property is the target but the spray patterns give them away😢. When I'm waking up to herbacides/pesticides smelling so strong I'm tasting it so strongly it's burning my tongue. This video helped solidify what I already suspected. I seen this person trying to pour something over a 6 ft privacy fence. While I sat in the dark checking out the stars and Salmon moon. He couldn't see me but I surely was watching him like Scooby Doo creeping up to my private property.
No wonder the country is in so much debt. Look at the sheer number of duplicative organizations, government agencies, programs, and more. Otherwise, a great presentation that did a good job of organizing the alphabet soup of government and non-profits doing the same work.
Thanks very helpful video
Thanks for posting this. This is very helpful for me . I'm trying to manage a small buckthorn and honeysuckle infestation. There are lots of seedlings and this gave me some ideas on how to work with that.
Glad it was helpful!
The Asian one in Illinois now!
@26:58 what about late autumn or early winter or mid-winter, when dormancy also occurs?
@22:14 apical dominance is the phenomenon whereby the main, central stem (the apex) of the plant is dominant over (i.e., grows more strongly than) side stems. on a branch, it refers to the main stem of the branch being dominant over side twigs.
Very informative, thank you!
Excellent presentation.
Wow! Beautiful trees. Spectacles of nature.
Thanks!
Man I've been pulling a lot of these things now. I find it easier to pull out now while the gorund is still wet and soft. Some woody invasives I can't get up. So I cut it and spray some of the glycophosphate (i think it's called) on the cut stem and then come back next year and try pulling it up again
This video is a great descriptor of this invasive species, and great to share with others for identification (it is early March right now anyways). Thanks for making this, it will be shared.
Very informative video. Thank you. I was not aware. Will watch for them in the yard. Soil was added where we had two trees planted. And mulch.
Great information here on several of the different methods. Thank you!
Great vid. Watched twice. Gearing up to prune my hardwoods here in central IN
Really enjoy the tree identification videos. I can confirm that silver maple does have an odor. I have two behind my house. If you break them the odor reminds me of when you have touched a ladybug.
Great series, thank you for putting it together, and more importantly, making it publicly available!
Install a Screech Owl nest box. They will check rodent populations that host ticks and attract pit vipers.
We have one in Jefferson county Illinois -- approximately 221 years old. Massive height.
Good stuff
European larch is not native to the USA let alone Illinois I think you confused that with the American larch
Correct, European larch (Larix decidua) is not native to the United States. Tamarack or American larch (Larix laricina) is native to Illinois. The species covered here in this video is American larch.
@@illinoisextensionforestry602 yeah I know that but in the video he said European larch
1st very important topic thanks.
The fruit looks interesting, never seen that before. Makes it easy to identify based on just that, i suppose
I got a small sapling coming out the back yard and now im glad its this tree. Gonna let it grow to maturity
Do you know of any old sorbus domestica in Stewardson, Illinois ? I see that location has a sorbus domestica .Unsure of age or exact location. can you help locate? I ask because i found a sorbus domestica in northern wi . i wish to confirm identification because it seems to be a posible native or hybrid and i am looking for a link to some older tree because this one is on a bog. Blooms in june and is not an american sorbus. I know domestic can root grow easily. I known of this tree in wi for 50 yrs. i would age it at aprox 100 yrs but becaus of the regenerative quality it maybe 80 -beyond 100 yrs.
What is the name of the Cemical (blue color) that you are using?
The blue color is a dye used so that you can see where you sprayed to avoid over spraying or missed treatments. It is a basic herbicide dye available at most farm stores.
Thank you for all of the helpful information.
Hello Chris Im wondering if I can do a pesticide treatment over my turfgrass like Imidacloprid ,pyrethroids, carbaryl ?
Pesticides are not currently labelled for use on earthworms so you would be off label in that type of application. I do not know its effectiveness on earthworms either.
Ticks have a two year three lives stages. The second stage the host is typically a rodent. Installing Owl nest boxes to check the rodent population is an important step in the control of ticks. North of the 40 degree latitude line Northern Saw-whet Owl boxes for forest areas to control the white footed forest mice that are highly infected with disease. After nesting season they move into southern Illinois. Screech Owl nest boxes could be used south of 40 degree latitude. Barn Owls like hunting over more open areas like no-till vole friendly habitat. There are fewer forests with trees with nesting cavities and wood barns. There are more metal machine buildings. Owls need safe nesting boxes. They will work for housing.
That’s very cool information - if you’d like to chat about it further, please reach out! My email is in contact information for this paper, after references end on last page: wwwnc.cdc.gov/eid/article/26/7/pdfs/20-0110.pdf
Outstanding video series. Regarding shagbark vs shellbark; don’t shellbark tend to hold onto their leaf rachis over the winter - much like Kentucky coffeetree - whereas shagbark drops theirs?
That is interesting. I haven't heard that before, but I will definitely keep an eye out and see if that holds true with the trees I have around here.
From Wisconsin, loved your video! Thanks a bunch for sharing your knowledge.
Is it legal to log Islands in the river's ?
There are no specific rules against logging islands but if the trees are in a wetland, then there are wetland protections in place.
@@illinoisextensionforestry602 I would assume most river islands are wetlands. I would also think logging these trees would cause the islands to erode away. or at least that has been my observation in the past. I have lived on the Rock River for over 50 years. I think we need some new rules and/or enforcement of the ones we already have.
Great work, very informative presentation. Thank you!
Nice Job!
Thank you very much, U of I. I feel quite fortunate that y’all are doing this for us.
Thank you very much. I have one of these in my yard and it has caused several seedlings to sprout up. I am wanting to transplant them to a more prosperous place, as they are too near to other trees to do well. This helps. Thank you.
very very nice, id love to see a large collection of these videos jejejej greetings from the countryside of chile
Would you be able to share the plans for building the manifold? Thanks
Yes, send me an email at cwevans @ Illinois.edu and we can send you some pictures and a plan.
I am a Post Oak fan. That is one big Post Oak in the video!
Good presentation. Questions were good too.
Love this bite sized information about nature. Thank you
Very informative presentation, thank you. For the most part all I use any more is the battery powered reciprocating saw.