Events & Field Tours
- 2020 Weed Tour – Save The Date
- 2019 CFPC Insect and Disease Tour – Fort Bragg
- 2019 CFPC Weed Tour
- CFPC 2016 Insect & Disease Field Tour – Klamath National Forest, Happy Camp, June 29, 2016
- Urban Forest Insect and Disease Workshop for Santa Cruz and Monterey Area Arborists: What’s wrong with that tree? – October 27th from 10AM-3:30PM
- Hazardous Fuels Treatment Demo Project – Multiple Demonstration Dates
- CFPC 2015 Golf Tournament (July 14th) and Weed Tour (July 15 & 16th), Weed, CA
- Urban Forest Insect and Disease Workshop for South Bay Arborists
- CFPC 2014 Golf Tournament (July 15th) and Weed Tour (July 16 & 17th), Redding, CA
- CFPC 2013 Summer Weed Tour – Fort Bragg, CA, July 17th and 18th
- CFPC 2013 Summer Insect/Disease/Animal Damage Field Tour – South Lake Tahoe, CA
- Webinar: Firewood and Forest Pests: The Risk of Spread by Recreationists?
- CFPC 2012 Summer Insect and Disease Field Tour – Warner Mountains
- CFPC 2012 Weed Tour and Golf Tournament – July 11 & 12, 2012
- 2010 Insect, Disease, Animal Damage, & Weed Committees Tour and Golf Tournament
- 2009 Weed Tour Photos and Continuing Education Credits
- 2009 Forest Insect and Disease Field Tour
- 2009 Weed Committee Field Tour and Golf Tournament
- 2008 Weed Tour
- 2008 Weed Committee Field Tour and Golf Tournament
- 2008 Forest Insect & Disease Field Tour
- 2007 Weed Tour Photos
- 2006 Weed Tour Photos
- 2005 Weed Tour Photos
- 2004 Weed Tour Photos
Check this Web page frequently for program and registration information.
Each summer the Insect, Disease, and Weed Committees hold field tours to learn about current forest pest issues of interest to committee members and other resource managers.
The CFPC Southern California Committee holds two combination tour/meeting events in the spring and fall.
All of these events are accredited for Continuing Education by the California Department of Pesticide Regulation. Many of these events also offer CE credits from the Oregon Department of Agriculture and the Society of American Foresters.