2022 Central Hardwood Conference
Morgantown, WV
Log in to the website: https://easychair.org/ If you are provided a choice of roles, choose “author” The submitted abstract(s) will then be listed. Click the magnifier glass icon in the view column to open the abstract. On the far right upper corner, there is a small menu for the author to “Add file” Click this …
Presentations are scheduled for 20 minutes with 5 additional minutes for discussions. For in-person presenters: Ideally, your presentations should be uploaded to our file transfer site (details coming soon) by Monday, April 4. However, for the last-minute folks, you can bring your presentation to be uploaded to our system during the registration periods or during …
CFEs application submitted: Day 1= 6.5 hr, Day 2= 6 hr, and Tour= 4.5 hr April 6 Welcome Keynote Speaker Plenary Speakers Concurrent Sessions April 7 Plenary Speakers Concurrent Sessions April 8 Optional Field Tour
The Central Hardwood Conference will be an in-person event. While we are hoping that all presenters will deliver their presentations at the conference, we understand some people cannot attend for personnel reasons or due to employer travel restrictions. The conference registration fee includes all meals and breaks during the conference. We are pleased to announce …
Proceedings / e-GTR Paper Due Date JULY 1st 2022 Melissa Thomas-Van Gundy and Mary Beth Adams will serve as co-Editors for the Proceedings, which will be published as an e-GTR (General Technical Report) of the US Forest Service’s Northern Research Station. The Proceedings will be freely available on-line, and each paper will have a DOI …
The new field tour details will be released closer to the conference date.
The conference will be held at the Erickson Alumni Center on the WVU Campus. There are no attached hotels to the facility, but there are a number of lodging options within walking distance, and even more if you will have a vehicle. There is FREE PARKING at the WVU Alumni Center for CHC Participants. Closest …
West Virginia’s forest land area totals 12.2 million acres and occupies 79 percent of the State’s land area. Since 2008, there has been a 1.8 percent increase in forest land. Ninety-six percent of West Virginia’s forest land, 11.8 million acres, is classified as timberland, 304,000 acres is classified as reserved, and 74,000 acres as forest …