3rd Wednesdays 10:30am – 12pm ET
August 19, 2026
September 16, 2026
November 18, 2026
The SFLR Network arranges and promotes in-person and online events to gather, learn, share stories, and amplify best practices on a range of topics while building stronger communities across our region.
Join us at our next upcoming event to find out more!
3rd Wednesdays 10:30am – 12pm ET
August 19, 2026
September 16, 2026
November 18, 2026
Quarterly, 2nd Thursdays 10am-12pm ET
September 10, 2026
December 10, 2026
Please email info@sflrnetwork.org if you are a network member that would like to be added to the calendar invitation for these meetings.
3rd Wednesday 10:30am – 12pm ET
October 2026, In-person, date & location TBD
Kate MacFarland and Alexis Martin will dive into what agroforestry looks like on the ground and how the US Department of Agriculture can support adoption through various programs.
Agroforestry is the intentional integration of trees and shrubs into agricultural operations. Seasoned agroforestry and technical service provider, Meg Giroux will cover the basics of and the differences between the five nationally recognized agroforestry practices
This session will explore the roots of agroforestry from an Indigenous perspective. Agroforestry systems are rooted in Traditional Ecological Knowledge
Cristel Zoebisch, an independent consultant and founder of Rooted Strategy & Policy, will lead an engaging discussion on how the Agroforestry Coalition has advocated for proposals in the upcoming Farm Bill, annual appropriations, and what the current policy landscape looks like on Capitol Hill.
The 2025 SFLR Network Regional Partners Summit is a virtual gathering for forestry and conservation leaders, thinkers, funders and dreamers working in partnership with SFLR Network to create a world where African American landowners and historically underserved forest stewards are equipped with the support they need to thrive
Family stories are among the most important dimensions of environmental stewardship and land use. During this virtual seminar, join us in learning from forester James Williams about the impacts of poor forest and tree management in historically Black neighborhoods
Forestry is a captivating world where science meets nature in a delicate balance of conservation and sustainable resource management. In this virtual seminar, forester Kenneth Dunn will guide us through some of the basics of forestry practices