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The Forest Stewards Guild hosts this national gathering and workshop focused on the future of forest stewardship. The 2026 event brings together forestry professionals, practitioners, and advocates to discuss sustainable forest management practices. It includes collaborative workshops, field sessions, and networking opportunities.
Attendees: Forestry professionals, forest stewards, conservationists, researchers, and students.
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Organizer
Forest Guild
Nonprofit · Santa Fe, United States · Founded 1995
A national non-profit organization practicing and promoting ecological forestry and sustainable forest management.
Why people attend
Networking with forest practitioners, learning about sustainable management techniques, and participating in national policy discussions.
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Speakers
3 speakers at The Future of Forest Stewardship Workshop & National Guild Gathering
Writer, Podcaster, Public Information Officer
"The Power of Storytelling in Fire Culture"
Amanda Monthei is a writer, podcaster, and public information officer. She focused on a compelling discussion of how the power of storytelling in fire culture can strengthen public understanding of wildfire ecology, operations, and resilience.
Research Scientist · New Mexico Consortium, Missoula Fire Lab
"Fire Modeling and Career Paths Beyond the Fireline"
Anthony Marcozzi is a research scientist working with the New Mexico Consortium and the Missoula Fire Lab. He offered insight into the rapidly evolving field of fire modeling, highlighting his path from hands-on wildfire operations to a career in cutting-edge research developing 3D fire and fuel modeling tools.
Meteorologist, Fire Weather Expert
"Boundary Spanning in Fire Management"
Coleen Haskell brought decades of expertise in meteorology and fire weather to the Fire Club. With a career spanning over 40 years in both civilian service and within the meteorology field, Haskell described her role as a 'boundary spanner,' bridging the gap between scientific research and on-the-ground fire operations.
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