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By Beverly Hunter
Special to the Rappahannock News
Lyt Wood, well-known local forester and arborist, will be the featured presenter at the upcoming RappFLOW educational forum on sustainable forestry on April 24 from 10 a.m. through lunch (free) at Cliff Miller’s Mount Vernon Farm in Sperryville.
Adding to Wood’s expertise at the Saturday forum will be John McCarthy, Rappahannock County administrator, Martin Agee of the Virginia Department of Forestry with his exhibits, Kenner Love, Agricultural and Natural Resources Extension Agent in Little Washington, Joe Thompson, District Conservationist for Rappahannock and Culpeper counties, USDA, Julie May, Rappahannock Watershed Field Coordinator for the Virginia Department of Conservation and Recreation, and Danny Dolinger of Virginia Forest Watch.
Lyt Wood brings to this forum 25 years of experience as a resident, arborist and forester working with landowners in Rappahannock County. In a recent interview, Wood provided important questions that landowners and those involved in forest operations should address for their individual benefit as well as protecting the watershed and enhancing the local economy.
At a Glance
• What: RappFLOW forum
on sustainable forestry
• When: Saturday, April 24,
10 a.m. through lunch (free)
• Where: Cliff Miller’s Mount
Vernon Farm in Sperryville
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