Woodlot Management

A Needs Assessment Approach to Understanding Women Forestland Owners and Managers in New Hampshire.

Producing valuable and quality timber in your woodlot starts with identifying and growing quality trees. Developing quality trees requires a long-term...

Forests have remarkable ability to sequester and store carbon while at the same time provide those traditional benefits and opportunities we all value...

For every bird you see in the woods, there is something your woodlot is providing to meet its needs. Too much of one thing, or not enough of another, ...

As a forest landowner, the decisions you make about your land will have a lasting impact for years to come. A good place to start is to think about ho...

This information sheet is in response to questions concerning how remuneration is specified in a contract for timber harvests. This document was devel...

Drawing a map of your property and identifying the approximate locations of features that are important to you may help you learn more about your wood...

We visit your property, free of charge and help you achieve your woodlot objectives including forestry, recreation, wildlife habitat, water resources,...

Purpose of Current Use Assessment<br /> <br /> Preserve open space—a property tax strategy helping landowners keep their land undeveloped.<br /> <b...

Northern red oak (Quercus rubra L.) is one of the highest-valued species in New England for both timber production and wildlife amenities. However, th...