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Forest and Wildlife Management Assistance Program
Purpose:
To provide information and technical assistance to private landowners, local
governments, and community groups in order that they may better plan, manage, protect and
utilize their urban and rural forests and other natural resources.
What is a Forest Management Plan?
A forest management plan is a tool to help plan for one of your most
important investments, your property. Developing a management plan takes present conditions and desired future conditions into account. This plan can be used over the years as a guide in protecting, enhancing and reaping the benefits from your forestland or other natural areas. Planning does not restrict your choices, but provides a wide selection of viable alternatives for your property.
What are Some Management Options?
The first step in developing a forest resource management plan is to determine your
goals and objectives. These goals may include:
- Wildlife Habitat Enhancement
- Wetland/Riparian Protection
- Reforestation/Afforestation
- Windbreak/Hedgerow Establishment
- Timber Income
- Increased Hunting Opportunities
- Other Recreation
Other Services Offered Include:
- Cost sharing opportunities
- Tree Farm certification and inspection
- Information & advice on management options
- Professional referrals for land management assistance
- Harvest Tax information
- Timber Stand Improvement Making Assistance
- Urban Forestry assistance
- Presentations to classrooms and groups
For More Information Contact:
Monroe Conservation District at (734) 241-7755 ext. 3
Forestry Resources
General (Note: Many of the websites listed below contain links to all subject matter in forestry)
Note: The following is only a partial listing of sites for each subject. More information on a given subject may be obtained by going back and searching websites in the General section.
Agroforestry
Big Trees
Christmas Trees
Consultant Foresters (by Counties)
Direct Seeding
Forest Ecology
Forest Erosion Control Measures (Skid Trails, Landings, Stream Crossings)
Fertilization-Trees
Forestry Education
Forest Management
Forest Pest Management
Forest Taxation
Invasive Plants-Michigan
Tree/Shrub Databases, Pictures, Species/Site Matching
Tree/Shrub Identification
Tree Farm Program
Tree/Shrub Planting
Tree/Shrub Pruning
Windbreaks
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