Forestry Assistance Program on the Land Conservation Assistance Network

Forestry Assistance Program
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last updated: August 2020

The goal of the Forestry Assistance Program is to help family forest owners achieve their goals for woodland ownership. The program provides outreach and technical assistance to help private landowners make good decisions about how to care for their land. A survey conducted by Michigan State University of family forest owners concludes that only 20% of the 11 million acre resource is actively managed. The Forestry Assistance Program works with local conservation districts to increase the number of family forests that are managed under a sustainable forest management plan.

The Michigan Department of Agriculture and Rural Development (MDARD) awards grants to conservation districts across the state to interact with family forest owners and communities.

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