Forestry Education Project: Our program students visit this 11,000 acre university research unit to participate in structured field studies related to forestry, forest management practices and wildfire ecology. They engage in several project activities with Washington State University foresters including the identification of research unit tree species and learning to use tools and technology to measure tree growth, canopy cover and forest density. Learning activities also include discussion and evaluation of forest and tree health, the impact of fire on different tree species and the importance of recognizing the inter-relationship that exists between all the various and diverse components of a healthy forest ecosystem. Participants contribute to ongoing university research projects utilizing the information and skills developed through their training activities. Photos