Recap of SAF Audubon Training

December 17, 2025

Written by Jeff Dubis 

In September, the Forest Stewards Guild, in conjunction with the Adirondack Chapter of the NY Society of American Foresters, hosted a NY Audubon Forester Endorsement Training. The training aims to create a network of professional foresters working in partnership with Audubon to promote healthy forest ecosystems that provide high-quality habitat for birds. The training was held at SUNY ESF’s Huntington Wildlife Forest in Newcomb and was led by Claire Mann and Suzanne Treyger of the Audubon Society. The training began in the morning with indoor presentations and was followed up with an afternoon field session. 

 The group of   nearly 30   participants visited several different silvicultural treatments on the Huntington Forest   where participants had the opportunity to apply what they learned in the morning   and to   discuss   how   different silvicultural treatments   can favor different songbird species.   It was also an opportunity for professionals to discuss the   ever-present   beech bark disease and its impact on successful regeneration   of Adirondack forests. Participants who completed the   one-day   training have the option to   obtain Audubon Endorsement. To do so, they must   provide  two examples of new or revised management plans that integrate bird   friendly   habitat management.       

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