81. Mississippi Forestry Association @ PLN The Mississippi forestry Association works for its members The focus of Mississippi forestry Association is Mississippi Forests. http://www.privatelandownernetwork.org/resource.asp?id=1894

82. Föreningen Skogen The Swedish forestry Association is a nonprofit, independent, The activities of The Swedish forestry Association are financed by means of http://www.forestry.se/english.jsp

83. Natural Resource Conservation Organizations The Alabama forestry Association administers the Tree Farm Program in Alabama. Forest Landowners Association is a Southeastern states organization of http://www.forestry.state.al.us/publication/TF_publications/agencies_and_associa

Natural Resource Conservation Organizations for Private, Non-Industrial Forest Landowners By DON BURDETTE, Registered Forester Published in the Winter 1994 issue of TREASURED Forests Would you like to stay in touch with other forest landowners at the local, state or national level? Or maybe you would like to hear about natural resource issues from a variety of viewpoints. The National Wildlife Federation lists over 500 such organizations in their Conservation Directory , but here are a few of the groups which have been most popular among Alabama forest landowners. Most of the organizations charge a fee for membership and/or for publications but you may find it well worth your while. Alabama TREASURE Forest Association is an alliance of private, non-industrial landowners who are committed to multiple-use management of Alabama's forest resources for the greatest benefit to present and future generations. The Association... Offers fellowship with like-minded Alabamians who believe in and practice good stewardship of land, water, timber and wildlife resources entrusted to them on their own property; Fosters environmentally and economically responsible management of all forestlands in Alabama according to the TREASURE Forest multiple-use philosophy;

84. Forest Systems - Forestry Links California forestry Association, www.foresthealth.org. Florida forestry Association National Association of Professional forestry Schools and Colleges http://www.forestsystems.com/links/links.htm

Forestry Trade and Professional Associations www.afandpa.org Association of Consulting Foresters   www.acf-foresters.com California Forestry Association www.foresthealth.org Florida Forestry Association www.floridaforest.org Mississippi Forestry Association www.msforestry.net Oregon Forest Industry Council www.ofic.com Society of American Foresters  www.safnet.org Washington Forest Protection Association www.wfpa.org Directory of Forest Products, Wood Science and Marketing www.forestdirectory.com Forest Web    www.forestweb.com National Council of Real Estate Investment Fiduciaries www.ncreif.com Pulp and Paper Magazine On Line www.pponline.com Random Lengths Daily Wood Wire   www.randomlengths.com Timber Mart South www.tmart-south.com/tmart U.S. Forest Service Pacific Northwest Research Station  www.fs.fed.us/psw

85. North Carolina State University - NCCES - Where To Go For Forestry Assistance The North Carolina forestry Association sponsors the state s tree farm program, which gives public recognition to those private timberland owners who are http://www.ces.ncsu.edu/nreos/forest/woodland/won-03.html

WHERE TO GO FOR FORESTRY ASSISTANCE Updated 9/22/95 For the North Carolina woodland owner there is technical and financial assistance available for the management of forest lands. Much of this help is free and can be obtained at county agricultural and forestry offices. If they cannot offer the services or information requested, they can refer you to the appropriate sources. N.C. Cooperative Extension Service This agency serves as a central point for "out-of-school" training and informal education in forestry and related resources. In the transfer of new technology and information, it provides problem-oriented education as well as feedback to researchers concerning problems of forest landowners. Information is transferred through newsletters, publications, meetings, teletips, news media and county forestry associations. Extension also establishes and maintains observation or demonstration plots for short- and long-term forestry studies. It works closely with other forestry agencies and industry. The forest resources extension system is staffed with seven state specialists based in Raleigh, one western specialist based in Fletcher, two area forestry agents (one in Martin and another in Jackson County) and an agent with forestry responsibility in each county. County offices are listed under county government, Cooperative Extension Service, in telephone directories. The North Carolina Division of Forest Resources Farm Service Agency This federal agency also has cost-share assistance programs for site preparation, tree planting or timber stand improvement. Funds for their Agricultural Conservation Program (ACP) and Forestry Incentives Program (FIP) will vary with federal appropriations, and it would be well to check with the county offices for available monies. They can be located under U. S. Government, Department of Agriculture, Farm Service Agency.

86. FISLA - Forest Industry Suppliers And Logging Association Forest Industry Suppliers and Logging Association, FISLA, represents forestry equipment and other forest industry suppliers, and logging companies. http://www.fisla.com/

forestry, products , plywood, timber, equipment, forest, fisla, forestal, celulosa, logging, logs, lumber, pulp, paper,industry, suppliers, loggers, services, cfs, afpa, sawmills, wood, alberta manufacturing, canada, service, canadian, woodlands, woodlots, corma, veneer, wood, chips, skog, newsprint, saw, supplies, logging , chain, forester, fire fighting, markets, lumber prices, management, treeplanting, trees, saskatchewan,british columbia Forest Industry Suppliers and Logging Association, FISLA, represents forestry equipment and other forest industry suppliers, and logging companies. FISLA creates forestry business opportunities among forest product companies, wood manufacturers and forestry supply, service and logging companies Forest Industry Suppliers and Logging Association, FISLA, represents forestry equipment and other forest industry suppliers, and logging companies. FISLA creates forestry business opportunities among forest product companies, wood manufacturers and forestry supply, service and logging companies

87. RI Forest Conservators Organization - Resources National forestry Association National Association of State Foresters Organized in 1981, the National forestry Association (NFA) has built the nation s http://www.rifco.org/resources.htm

Revised FFOS Regulations Now Available Click Here Course Offering Introduction to New England Forests More Info State Agencies Federal Agencies Forestry Organizations ... Forest Landowner Associations STATE AGENCIES Rhode Island Department of Environmental Management Division of Forest Environment Thomas A. Dupree, Chief Mail: 1037 Hartford Pike, North Scituate, RI 02857 Tel: 401.647.1439 or 401.647.3367 Fax: 401.647.3590 The Forest Environment Program manages 40,000 acres of state-owned rural forestland, and coordinates a statewide forest fire protection plan, provides forest fire protection on state lands, assists rural volunteer fire departments, and develops forest and wildlife management plans for private landowners who choose to manage their property in ways that will protect these resources on their land. The Program promotes public understanding of environmental conservation, enforces Department rules and regulations on DEM lands, and assists the federal government in providing landowner assistance programs. Moreover, additional DFE mandates are to monitor and recommend controls for insects and disease, to work with communities promoting urban tree health, to license arborists, and to certify forest land under the state's Farm, Forest and Open Space Act

88. CU Department Of Forest And Natural Resources South Carolina forestry Association South Carolina Urban Community forestry Council Louisiana Urban Community forestry Council http://www.clemson.edu/forestres/ham.html

Dr. Donald L. Ham Professor, Urban Forestry, Pest Management, 12 months (Degrees, institutions, major fields of study, dates attended, date degree earned) Degrees Institutions Major fields of study Dates of degrees Ph.D. Duke University, Durham, NC Major: Forest Pathology Minor: Plant Physiology M.F Duke University, Durham, NC Major: Forest Pathology B.A William Jewell College, Liberty, MO Major: Biology 1985 - Present: Professor, Department of Forest Resources, Clemson University, Clemson, SC 2000 - Present: Visiting Lecturer, Myerscough College, Preston, United Kingdom Associate Professor, Department of Forestry, Clemson University, Clemson, SC 90% Extension; 10% Teaching Assistant Professor, Department of Forestry, Clemson University, Clemson, SC Plant Pathologist, Bartlett Tree Research Laboratories, Pineville, NC

89. MNR News The Ontario forestry Association (OFA)and the Ontario Woodlot Association (OWA) Ontario forestry Association 200 Consumer Road, 307 North York, Ontario http://www.mnr.gov.on.ca/MNR/csb/news/aug8fs97.html

August 1997 Managed Forest and Conservation Land Tax Incentive Programs The government has passed legislation that will change the property tax process to give tax reductions to private forest and conservation landowners who sustain and manage their properties. Through the changes, the Managed Forest Tax Incentive Program (MFTIP) replaces the Managed Forest Tax Rebate Program, and the Conservation Land Tax Incentive Program (CLTIP) replaces the Conservation Land Tax Rebate Program. The changes were made to promote the environmental stewardship of private forest and conservation land. The new programs take effect in the 1998 tax year. Guideline Changes from Previous Programs: MFTIP The size of an eligible property has been reduced to 4 hectares (10 acres) from 10 hectares (25 acres). The $250 minimum tax requirement no longer applies. There are now more precise standards and requirements directing the production and maintenance of the managed forest plans and forest management activities. A managed forest plan must be approved by a designated managed forest plan approver before submitting. These are independent contractors, not employed by MNR.

90. MNR News Ontario forestry Association 200 Consumer Road, 307 North York, Ontario M2J 4R4 Tel (416) 4934565 Fax (416) 493-4608 Email forestry@oforest.on.ca http://www.mnr.gov.on.ca/MNR/csb/news/aug8nr97.html

August 8, 1997 Hodgson Releases Guide To The Managed Forest Tax Incentive Program Natural Resources Minister Chris Hodgson has released the Guide to the Managed Forest Tax Incentive Program . The guide promotes environmental stewardship and economic stability of private forest land. "We are encouraging woodlot owners to take an ecological approach on their forested land," said Mr. Hodgson. "This government recognizes the need to promote sustainable management and stewardship on private lands." To participate in the tax reduction, interested landowners will be required to submit an approved managed forest plan and application by August 31. For the 1998 tax year only, however, managed forest plans will be accepted until November 17, 1997, to allow landowners time to develop their plan. Starting with the 1998 tax year, eligible managed forests will be assessed based on their current use. Following this assessment, the tax rate for eligible managed forests will be set at 25 per cent of the residential tax rate for the municipality. This program is a permanent tax incentive and replaces the former Managed Forest Tax Rebate Program. MNR has set specific standards for managed forest plans that are designed to improve a landowner's knowledge of the forest and help ensure the sustainability of the forest. The managed forest plans must be approved by designated managed forest plan "approvers".

91. Important Links Partners Timber Taxes Forest Fire Lookout Forest Landowners of California Colorado forestry Association Connecticut Forest Park Association, Delaware forestry Association http://www.nationalforestry.net/links.htm

Important Links Partners Timber Taxes Forest Fire Lookout Association Ag. Handbook #708 Green Tag Forestry Forest Landowners Tax Council ... Timber Tax.com Alliance of Landowner Associations Alaska Forest Owners Ozark Woodland Owners Association (Arkansas) Forest Landowners of California Colorado Forestry Association Delaware Forestry Association Georgia Federation of Forest Owners Hawaii Forest Landowners Network Idaho Forest Owners Association Indiana Forestry and Woodland Owners Iowa Woodland Owners Association Kentucky Woodland Owners Association Small Woodland Owners Association of Maine ... Minnesota Forestry Association Missouri Woodlands Council Montana Forest Owners Association New Hampshire Timberland Owners Association New Jersey Forestry Association The Forest Trust (New Mexico) ... Ohio Woodland Owners Association Oklahoma Woodland Owners Association Oregon Small Woodlands Association Pennsylvania Forestry Association Rhode Island Forest Conservators Organization Tennessee Woodland Owners Association Utah Woodland Owners Council Vermont Woodlands Association Washington Farm Forestry Association Wisconsin Woodland Owners Association Woodland Owners Association of West Virginia Associations/Organizations Alabama Forest Owners Association American Forest Foundation American Tree Farm System Assoc. of Consulting Foresters

92. RNR Forest Leaves Autumn 2002, Volume 12, Number 2, Pennsylvania forestry Association Forest Policy Statement; landowner, forester, and timber harvester roles in sustainable http://rnrext.cas.psu.edu/FS/FSLeaves.htm

93. CFA Website of the Commonwealth forestry Association promoting the well-being of the world s forests and those who depend on them. http://www.cfa-international.org/Handbook_conspectus.html

Home About the CFA International Forestry Review CFA Newsletter ... Contact us The Commonwealth Forestry Handbook 2001-2005 . A BRIEF CONSPECTUS AND HISTORY OF THE ASSOCIATION The Conference accepted this proposal and an interim Committee was set up to work out details. This Committee under the Chairmanship of Lord Courthope (later a Chairman of the Association) acted with remarkable speed and the proposed Society (called the Empire Forestry Association) was constituted under Royal Charter on 1st November 1921. It was launched with impressive patronage and ceremony at an inaugural meeting on 16 November in the Guildhall by invitation of the Lord Mayor of London. His Majesty, King George V graciously agreed to be the Association's Patron, a patronage still continued in the person of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II. HRH the Prince of Wales accepted the Presidency and presided at the inaugural meeting. The original objects of the Association as laid down in the first charter were: To foster public interest in forestry.

94. First Nations Forestry Program - On-line Newsletters The National Aboriginal forestry Association (NAFA), the Forest Products Association of Canada (FPAC), and the First Nations forestry Program (FNFP) http://www.fnfp.gc.ca/content/newsletters_e.php

This site uses Javascript to help ensure that the page looks its best when viewed with the most common graphical browsers. If your browser does not support Javascript or if you have turned off the Javascript all of the content and features of the page will still be available but the page may not look exactly as the designers intended. Contact Us Help Search Canada Site ... Previous archives Additional information about the First Nations Forestry Program is available in a variety of publications and regional newsletters in electronic or hardcopy formats. Search the Canadian Forest Service Bookstore database for topics of interest to you through the Publications page on this web site. Your Turn We welcome your suggestions and story ideas for future editions of Please send your suggestions along with your contact information to either bulletin@fnfp.gc.ca or info@fnfp.gc.ca April 2005 As well as being a source of great information, the workshop presented some excellent entertainment from the Walking Wolf dancers and drummers. wvasbind@nrcan.gc.ca

95. Where Does A Forest Landowner Find Forestry Help? Loggers who have gone through the Florida forestry Association s Master Logger Program have the training to do the job correctly. http://edis.ifas.ufl.edu/FR100

Whole Document Navigator (Click Here) Top of Document University of Florida, Cooperative Extension Service, Agriculture or Natural Resources Extension Agent Florida Division of Forestry, County Forester Forestry Consultants Forest Industry and Timber Dealers Natural Resource Conservation Service (NRCS) Timber Harvesters (Loggers) Other Organizations Other Sources of Information, Including Publications Workshops, and the Internet Footnotes Where Does a Forest Landowner Find Forestry Help? Michael Jacobson Forest landowners are often seeking advice and information about improving their forests for production and conservation purposes. Managing forests is a complex process that involves an understanding from a number of disciplines such as biological sciences, social sciences, economics, policy and law. Questions a landowner may have range from how to acquire and sell forest land to the variety of approaches of growing and marketing forest products. Some questions may require a lawyer or tax accountant, others a professional forester or wildlife expert. This publication briefly describes the roles of some of the key agencies and businesses that provide assistance to forest landowners in Florida. Contact information is also provided. University of Florida, Cooperative Extension Service, Agriculture or Natural Resources Extension Agent

96. Governor General To Receive Christmas Tree From Canadian Forestry Association Founded in 1900, the Canadian forestry Association is a federation of nine Since 1987, the Canadian forestry Association has provided Rideau Hall with http://www.gg.ca/media/doc.asp?lang=e&DocID=881

97. Borealforest.org Classroom (Forest Products Association of Canada) Educational Resources (Alberta Forest Products Association) http//www.canfor.com/5000.asp http://www.borealforest.org/links.htm

98. Canadian Forest Service - Industry And Trade | Other Souces Of Information Link Coming; Newfoundland and Labrador Lumber Producers´ Association Link Coming; Northern Forest Products Association Ontario Lumber Manufacturers http://www2.nrcan.gc.ca/cfs-scf/industrytrade/english/View.asp?x=22

99. Welcome To FPAC — Bienvenue à L'APFC Representing forest products companies across Canada. Includes member information and educational resources. http://www.fpac.ca/

100. Inland Forest Management, Consulting Foresters Did you forget step 1 — join your state s Forest Owner Association? In state legislative sessions, it is only the Forest Owners Association that http://www.inlandforest.com/P06-ownerassoc.html

Home Company Profile Forestry ... Links Articles from Tree Talk (Published by Inland Forest Management, Inc.) Forest Owner Associations Situation: You own forestland Action Plan: 1. join Forest Owner Association! 2. insure most favorable property tax rate 3. develop forest management plan These organizations play a critical role in promoting forest owners' interests, while providing wonderful educational opportunities. In state legislative sessions, it is only the Forest Owners Association that strictly focuses on your welfare. In fact, securing step 2, low property taxes, falls directly under the associations' protective umbrella. Okay, you say "that is all fine and good, but what do I personally get from membership?" Good question—the answer— knowledge and camaraderie. Membership in the Idaho Forest Owners Association or the Washington Farm Forestry Association includes a subscription to Northwest Woodlands magazine. This is an excellent publication that provides down-to-earth information targeted toward helping landowners manage their forestland. In addition, educational meetings and tours sponsored by these groups help to increase your knowledge as well as providing opportunities to meet other people with your interests. The annual membership fee for the Idaho Forest Owners Association (IFOA) is $25.00, and $50.00 for the Washington Farm Forestry Association (WFFA) membership. Contact Arleen Pence at 208-762-9059 for information about the IFOA. Additional information regarding membership in WFFA can be found at the web site www.wafarmforestry.com.

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