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| Consulting Forester Phil Hess from Cle Elum discusses forest stand development | Consulting Forester Loren Hiner from Cle Elum discusses seedling establishment and care | DNR Stewardship Biologist Jim Bottorff discusses the importance of dead trees for wildlife habitat |
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| WSU Forestry Educator Andy Perleberg points out tree species (pictured here is western hemlock) | DNR Stewardship Forester Todd Bates explains how Forest Stewardship Plans can help landowners achieve their personal objectives | DNR Forest Health specialists Karen Ripley and Mike Johnson (brown jacket) point out bark beetle damage on the interior bark of a Ponderosa Pine |
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| Tom Brannon of the WSU Colockum Research Unit discusses the role that fire plays in eastside Cascade forests | Landowner John Malone receives expert safety and maintenance advice from JD Fernstrom of Stihl Northwest | Okanogan County 2006 Outstanding Tree Farmer of the Year Dick Shellhaas |
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Life is good at WSU.
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A unique richness of students, faculty, location, activities, and organizations creates a full, lively student life at the University. This section gives you the insider's view on student life and a sampling of the opportunities here.
"Glimpses." Students talk about life at WSU
These brief posts are written by WSU students to give you a personal look through their window on campus life.