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Who do I call?
Jobs, Training and Safety
Contact AFC
AFC Employee Policies
and Forms
AFC Leadership
AFC State Office
3821 West Roosevelt Road
Little Rock, AR 72204
(501) 296-1940
(501) 296-1949 (fax)
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Manage Your Forest
Your forest provides wildlife habitat, wood products, clean air and water, and a place to relax. The AFC provides landowners information, advice, and services to manage their forests.
Community Forestry
Trees improve the quality of life in your community.
AFC Foresters and Rangers will help you develop and maintain healthy community forests.
Kids, Teachers & Everyone
Adopt-a-Tree, check out Tree Cookies, find Tree Treasures, ask the question "How big is your tree?" and examine a fallen log. The AFC provides information to kids, teachers and anyone interested in an effort to enhance the understanding of Arkansas's forests.
Storm damage cleanup
Landowners needing assistance with assessing damage to timber stands, and how to salvage damaged timber should call their local AFC office. Click on any of the links below for useful information about finding a consultant forester or timber buyer, tax tips and caring for damaged trees.
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Protect Your Forest
Wildfire, insects, disease, timber theft, and illegal dumping are potential threats to the health and vigor of your forest. AFC Foresters and Rangers across Arkansas are available to help you protect your valuable forest.
Rural Fire Protection
The Rural Fire Protection staff helps communities organize, equip, and train volunteer fire departments.
Arkansas FireWise
Arkansas FireWise staff work with homeowners, community leaders and firefighters to spread information that will enable Arkansans to become more "Firewise" and fire safe when living in or near forested or undeveloped areas.
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