Woodland Owner Notes eNewsletter
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Collapse ▲Welcome to the Woodland Owner Notes eNewsletter, the NC State Extension Forestry newsletter supporting private and family forest landowners in North Carolina.
We hope that you will come to regard this newsletter as one of the many benefits of being a woodland owner in North Carolina. If you are not currently receiving our email newsletter, please add yourself to our mailing list by subscribing.
Newsletter Features Include
- Woodland Management News
- Free / Printable Publications
- What’s Bugging/Eating Your Woods?
- Working Forest Finance and Current Issues
- Upcoming Educational Events and County Landowner Meeting Announcements
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2022 Newsletter Contributors
- Mary Lou Addor, Moore County Landowner and Sentinel Landscapes Project Coordinator
- Robert Bardon, NC State University, Associate Dean for Extension & Engagement
- Jim Hamilton, N.C. Cooperative Extension Service, Watauga County Extension Director
- Colby Lambert, N.C. Cooperative Extension Service, Area Specialized Agent – Forestry
- Alton Perry, Roanoke Center, Forest Management – Land Retention Consultant
- Rajan Parajuli, NC State University, Assistant Professor and Extension Specialist, Forest Economics
- Jennifer Fawcett, N.C. Cooperative Extension, Extension Associate