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In this episode of From the Woods Today, we delve into Kentucky's majestic oaks and learn the secrets of these grand trees and their vital role in our ecosystem. 7.10.24. fromthewoodstoday.com

In this episode of From the Woods Today, we celebrate the forest steward of the year. We also have a segment about tree of heaven. 7.3.24. fromthewoodstoday.com

In this episode of From the Woods Today, we continue our Value of Woodlands series with a focus on their importance for soil quality, water resources, and recreational opportunities. 6.26.24. fromthewoodstoday.com

Yellow poplar weevil (Odontopus calceatus), also known as sassafras or magnolia weevils, are small black snout beetles that damage yellow poplar, sassafras, and magnolia. While injured leaves cause the trees to be unsightly, damage to established trees probably does not affect its overall health. tree-health.ca.uky.edu/Insects-Diseases

This episode of From the Woods Today is all about pollinators! Celebrate Pollinator Week with us as we discuss the importance of pollinators and what you can do to care for them. We also have a segment about the pesky yellow poplar weevil. 6.12.24. fromthewoodstoday.com

In this episode of From the Woods Today, we discuss how leaving snakes on site can actually be a huge asset for pest control around the barn and garden. We also have our monthly What's Bugging My Tree segment. 6.5.24. fromthewoodstoday.com

In Kentucky, bats are important insectivores. Have you ever wondered how you can give back to bats for helping control the mosquitoes? Are you looking to spice up your garden? Learn about how you can garden for bats!

Did you know that some invasive plant species are edible? Learn about some of the pesky plants you can put on your plate.

In this episode of From the Woods Today, we dive into the intriguing world of armadillos and discuss why they are becoming increasingly relevant to Kentucky's ecosystems. We also have an exciting segment about how some invasive plant species are edible. Learn which pesky plants you can put on your plate. 5.29.24. fromthewoodstoday.com

The Clean Water Act is the central legislative and regulatory tool for protecting water quality in our country. Let’s learn a little history and what it means today as we prepare for its 50th anniversary.

Dr. Amanda Gumbert will give a brief overview of why we have Water Week and what sort of offerings are included this year.

Kentucky farms and woodlands that are 10 or more acres in size should have a water quality plan to comply with state law. State agencies have recently redesigned the web-based tool for developing KY Ag Water Quality Plans. Join us to learn more about developing and implementing your water quality plan.

Climate articles and stories are prevalent in popular media. A wide array of terms and descriptions can make the information challenging to understand. We will explore some sources of climate-related data and opportunities for learning more about our changing world.

Forested Stream Buffers

World Rivers Day

The Value of Woodlands - From the Woods Today - Episode 201

2024 Kentucky Woodland Owners Short Course

Cicadas: Rare Dual - From the Woods Today - Episode 200

Amphibian Week - From the Woods Today - Episode 199

Tree of the Week: American Elm

Defining Birds - From the Woods Today - Episode 198

White Oak in Your Forest - From the Woods Today - Episode 197

Gardening for Bats - From the Woods Today - Episode 196

Wings of Kentucky: Early Spring Migrants

Improving Forest Habitat - From the Woods Today - Episode 195

Why Invasive Plants are Invasive

Defining Invasive Plants - From the Woods Today - Episode 194

Severe Weather Preparedness - From the Woods Today - Episode 193

Invasive Intruders: Spotted Lanternfly