Ivy Talk: What’s Up with Our Oaks?
![Jamestown Oak](/images/slider/JamestownOaks_1500px.jpg)
Oak decline is prevalent today across Virginia’s forests and landscapes. This syndrome is caused by a combination of factors, leading to decreased vigor and eventual death of older oak trees. To make matters worse, the prevalence of oaks as a forest component is also decreasing, mostly as a result of human activities and decisions. Come and learn what’s happening to our oaks, and what you can do to help the genus Quercus in Virginia.
Our presenter, Ellen Powell, is the Conservation Education Coordinator for the Virginia Department of Forestry, based at the agency’s Charlottesville headquarters.
This talk will be offered via Zoom and is free, but registration is required here: https://app.donorview.com/x66j0