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Are you a forest landowner looking
for voluntary, long-range conservation planning assistance tailored to your
goals and the capacity of your land? One of the most highly rated sources of such assistance across the country is the Forest Stewardship Program. You will be provided with advice not only on the trees, but also on the forest’s other plants and flowers, the wildlife, the soil, the water, and the aesthetic value. The advice can also include information on habitat projects, timber sales, and tree planting. |
| A forester or other natural resource
professional will personally meet with you, listen to your goals, and examine
your property. You will receive a Forest Stewardship plan that meets your goals
while assessing the health, capability, and care of the forest. Plans are
prepared by natural resource professionals from the private sector, public
sector, or both depending on the state. Participation is voluntary and you will not lose any of your property rights by getting involved. The costs for a Stewardship Plan will vary by state and provider, but are generally low cost or free. |
