The theme for the Conference is-- Sustainable Forests: Rooted In Stewardship
Sponsor/Exhibitor Opportunity
The James C. Finley Center for Private Forests at Penn State and its partners invite you to take part in the 2027 Forest Landowners Conference, an educational and networking opportunity for landowners and professionals.
Our biennial two-day event is one of the largest of its kind in the Northeast, drawing over 600 attendees, most of whom are Pennsylvania forest landowners.
We invite you to showcase your organization’s commitment to sustainable forests and share your expertise and services by becoming a conference sponsor and/or exhibitor.
As a sponsor or exhibitor, you will have valuable opportunities to increase your exposure, build relationships, and share your products, services, and resources with people who care for the health and vitality of our forests.
Click Here to learn how you can become part of this important event.
Related Articles This Week:
-- Manada Conservancy Partners With Doyle Family To Protect 127 Acres Within The Kittatinny Ridge In Dauphin County; Nov. 12 Program On Regenerative Agriculture [PaEN]
-- Register Now! PA Forestry Association Annual Forest Symposium Nov. 7 In State College [PaEN]
-- Penn State Extension Offers Master Watershed Steward Training Thru County Programs [PaEN]
-- Sponsors/Exhibitors: Penn State Extension Forest Landowners Conference March 4-6 In State College [PaEN]
-- Penn State Extension Hosts 2 In-Person Volunteer Riparian Buffer Plantings In Lancaster County Nov. 3, 14 [PaEN]
-- Philly Tree Coalition Announces Second Round Of Funding For Microburst Storm Responsive Grant; Applicant Webinar Oct. 23 [PaEN]
NewsClips:
-- Altoona Mirror: Wild Ones Group Restoring Natural Species To Floodplain, Creating Community Food Forest For Insects/Wildlife With Help Of Giant Company/Keep PA Beautiful Grant
-- Lehigh Valley’s Wildlands Conservancy: Celebrating The New Brenner-Penfield Emmaus Preserve
-- Penn State Extension Watershed Winds: Perfect Time To Plant Trees; Storm Drains Raise Water Pollution Awareness; Online Learning Opportunities
-- Warren Times: Allegheny National Forest Plans 38 Acre Prescribed Burn Near Buckaloons Recreation Area
[Posted: October 22, 2026] PA Environment Digest
