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Center for Family Forests


 
Tree Farmer, the Guide to Sustaining America's Family Forests
The official magazine of ATFS. This award winning publication provides practical, how-to and hands-on information, techniques, and services to help private forest landowners to become better stewards, save money and time, and add to the enjoyment of their land.

Tree Farmers are the only members of the magazine's editorial board. Tree Farmers tell us what stories they want to hear and what they need to know. Tree Farmer: The Guide to Sustaining America's Family Forests is the necessary tool for all forest owners who practice sustainable forest management.


 Tree Farmer - July/August 2008 Issue
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Center for Conservation Solutions

 

Pine Ecosystem Conservation Handbook for the Gopher Tortoise in Florida: A Guide for Family Forest Owners
This comprehensive 96-page guide is written for family forest owners and foresters interested in improving pine habitat for the gopher tortoise and other wildlife species in Florida. Filled with color photographs, it provides family forest owners with practical information on management strategies, prescribed burns, invasive species, regulatory assurances for landowners, conservation incentives, technical assistance, state programs, conservation easements and wildlife species that benefit from pine ecosystem management.


 Pine Ecosystem Conservation Handbook for the Gopher Tortoise in FL
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Pine Ecosystem Conservation Handbook for the Gopher Tortoise in Georgia: A Guide for Family Forest Owners
This comprehensive 96-page guide is written for family forest owners and foresters interested in improving pine habitat for the gopher tortoise and other wildlife species in Georgia. Filled with color photographs, it provides family forest owners with practical information on management strategies, prescribed burns, invasive species, regulatory assurances for landowners, conservation incentives, technical assistance, state programs, conservation easements and wildlife species that benefit from pine ecosystem management.



 Pine Ecosystem Conservation Handbook for the Gopher Tortoise in FL
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Forest Ecosystem Conservation Handbook for Birds in Georgia:
A Guide for Family Forest Owners
Family forest owners, state and federal agencies, conservation partners, consulting foresters and industry foresters have helped develop the management recommendations for this handbook. Filled with color photographs, this 64-page, landowner-friendly guide provides information on threatened and endangered bird species and what can be done to improve the pine habitat their survival depends on.
 
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Pine Ecosystem Conservation Handbook for the Gopher Tortoise in Mississippi, Alabama and Louisiana: A Guide for Family Forest Owners
This easy-to-understand, 48-page guide is written for family forest owners and foresters interested in improving pine habitat for the gopher tortoise and other wildlife species. Filled with color photographs, it provides family forest owners with practical information on management strategies, prescribed burns, invasive species, regulatory assurances for landowners, and wildlife species that benefit from pine ecosystem management.
 
 
Forest Ecosystem Conservation Handbook for Conservation-Reliant Species in South Carolina
Printed in December of 2007, this 100-page,  landowner-friendly guide outlines forest management practices that benefit  conservation-reliant species in South Carolina. It provides family forest  owners with practical information on establishing pine stands, prescribed  burns, utilizing herbicides for hardwood midstory and invasive species  control, cost-share assistance, and regulatory assurances for landowners.
 Forest Ecosystem Conservation Handbook for Conservation-Reliant Species in South Carolina
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Center for Environmental Learning

  
Project Learning Tree's Energy & Society
This program kit provides formal and nonformal educators with tools and activities to help students in grades PreK-8 learn about their relationship with energy and investigate the environmental issues related to energy's role in society.

Energy & Society helps students develop critical thinking skills to make decisions about their personal energy use. In addition to hands-on activities, Energy & Society integrates music and dance to enhance the study of energy issues.


 

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