Join us for an evening of learning and discussion on Oregon White Oak trees at The Lake Theater in Lake Oswego! This program is offered by Lake Oswego Watershed Council in cooperation with the Lake Theater & Café. Admission details and registration required (though food and drink purchases are encouraged to offset the cost to the Lake Theater). Doors open at 5:45, the presentation begins at 6:00. Bring the family and any Oak tree questions! This session will cover:

Oak Tree Basics: Types, growth, and habitat needs
Common Threats: Pests, diseases, and environmental stressors
Signs of Health Issues: How to spot problems early
Proper Care: Watering, mulching, and planting near oaks
Pruning Tips: Structural and reduction pruning for health
Resilience to Weather: How to protect oaks from storms
Growing Healthy Oaks: From young saplings to mature trees
Q&A with Experts: Ask professionals about safe tree care and maintenance

Brian French is the principal at Arboriculture International, a certified arborist, tree worker, and risk assessor with 24+ years of experience in Oregon and internationally. He specializes in wildlife tree retention, habitat programs, and the preservation of significant trees. Brian also coordinates the Oregon Champion Tree Registry and Portland Heritage Tree Program, contributing to arborist research and safer practices worldwide.

Parking can be limited. Please plan to arrive early or find alternative transportation options.

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