Much has changed over the past 100 years, and lessons from the McDonald–Dunn Forest’s long history continue to shape future approaches to forest resilience, habitat restoration, biodiversity conservation, sustainable recreation, cultural values, education and sustainable timber harvest. Join us for a moderated panel discussion with experts in GIS, forest engineering, silviculture, ecology and recreation management to explore how research forests help managers adapt stewardship practices to support long-term sustainability and the many roles forests play today and into the future. This is the final event in our annual Starker Lectures Series.