Redwood Roundtable
PropagationNation's Redwood Roundtable is a monthly free online event where redwood enthusiasts, small forest landowners, and others interested in assisted migration of coast redwood and giant sequoia to the PNW can come together to share experiences and information.
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WATCH past Redwood Roundtables: Enjoy recordings of prior roundtables, which you can find in the "Previous" section below.
Upcoming
Join PropagationNation and John Henrikson of Wild Thyme Farm to discuss his award-winning, 100-acre Wild Thyme Farm in Oakville, WA. The session will cover active forest management for big trees, cultivating redwoods and giant sequoias, and specialized log milling. Learn more about John’s approach to visionary forestry at the upcoming Roundtable.
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Previous
Join PropagationNation and redwood scientist Russell Kramer, PhD for this virtual event to discuss the latest science on growing redwoods and sequoias in the Northwest.
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Robert Stewart has been growing redwoods since coming from redwood country in CA to purchase a tree farm in Centralia in the mid 80's. He will be discussing his experience growing redwoods in the PNW landscape.
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Terry Lamers started growing redwoods over 35 years ago in Oregon and has since grown over 20,000. He is excited to share his knowledge and experience with you!
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Brad Henderson is the Nursery Supervisor at Green Diamond, one of the five largest timberland owner-operators in the U.S., managing land in nine states and demonstrating a 100% commitment to sustainable forest management.
Meeting Recording
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Dave Robbins has planted redwoods — and a few sequoias — nearly every year since 1990.
After more than three decades of experimenting, observing, and planting, Dave is looking forward to sharing what he’s learned — the practical, the surprising, and the lessons that only come from a lifetime spent among trees.
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