Healthy Forests = Management
01/27/2011 14:55
To
prevent disease and damage from insects try forest
management options to protect trees valued for
timber, recreation, or aesthetics.
Options include thinning forests to reduce the proportion of Douglas-fir and grand fir, increase the space between trees, and leave the healthiest pine, larch and fir trees.
Options include thinning forests to reduce the proportion of Douglas-fir and grand fir, increase the space between trees, and leave the healthiest pine, larch and fir trees.
State Bioenergy Primer tackles energy, environmental and climate challenges
12/21/2009 15:05
This Primer
explores was to tackle energy and climate change
challenges.
Use of biomass resources to develop bioenergy: bioheat, biopower, biofuels and bioproducts
www.epa.gov/cleanenergy/documents/bioenergy.pdf
Use of biomass resources to develop bioenergy: bioheat, biopower, biofuels and bioproducts
www.epa.gov/cleanenergy/documents/bioenergy.pdf
Sustaining Family Forests Initiative (SFFI)
12/21/2009 14:58
Sustaining
Family Forests Initiative (SFFI) has a new online
learning site-
"Tools for Engaging Landowners Effectively" (TELE)
www.engaginglandowners.org
Family Forests are private forestland between 10 and 999 acres.
4.2 million individuals, families and trusts own 35 percent of all forestland in the continental US, totaling more than 200 million acres (Forestry Notes, Dec 2009, NACD)
"Tools for Engaging Landowners Effectively" (TELE)
www.engaginglandowners.org
Family Forests are private forestland between 10 and 999 acres.
4.2 million individuals, families and trusts own 35 percent of all forestland in the continental US, totaling more than 200 million acres (Forestry Notes, Dec 2009, NACD)