“The Illusion of Preservation: A Global Argument for the Local Production of Resources”

by Berlik, Kittredge, and Foster

If you pride yourself in eating local food, here’s why you should think about local wood.


Menominee Forest Keepers

Proof that balance can be reached. And that it can be profitable. Also read here


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More than a Woodlot, by Stephen Long

OK, so the bear is a little cheesy, but I promise this is the best book on woodland management for a forest landowner. From navigating taxes to evaluating what types of forest stands you have on your property, this is an invaluable resource. Heck, you can borrow my copy.

 

New England Forests

A delightful blog filled with great information. And videos from Tom Wessels!


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Reading the Forested Landscape, by Tom Wessels

“Reading the Forested Landscape” taught me to look at trees and see a story, not a forest. It’s a clairvoyance that you too can possess. Buy this book! Or better yet check it out from your local library. You cannot borrow my copy.

 

Forest Carbon: An Essential Natural Solution for Climate Change

Excellent publication from UMass Amherst on forests as carbon sequestration and carbon storage tools, and how managing a carbon friendly woodlot doesn’t necessarily preclude management.