Conservation is a Community Investment
Published by Southern New England Forest Consortium, Inc. (SNEFCI). Free.
Forest Business Opportunities
This series of brochures and fact sheets includes:
Ginseng as a Sustainable Land-Based Business
Cultivating Mushrooms
Gathering Wild Mushrooms
Maple Syrup
Forest Recreation
The Forest Certification and Assessment Process under the RI Farm, Forest, and Open Space Act
A brochure produced by RIFCO with information forest landowners need to determine their eligibility for the forest assessment and the
procedure required to enroll.
The Forest Conservationist A quarterly
newsletter published by RIFCO. Request a free sample here, or become a RIFCO Member and receive this publication throughout the year.
CLICK HERE to view a sample article: "Deer Damage and Diversity." CLICK HERE
to view highlights from the latest issue.
Foresters and the Care of Your Land – How to Select One and What They Do
A brochure that provides objective information on how to identify, evaluate, and retain a private forester to manage your forestland. It
includes developing a management plan, timber cutting, and other useful information. Published by
Southern New England Forest Consortium, Inc. (SNEFCI). Free.
Helping Trees Recover from Stress: A Guide for Homeowners
Booklet by US Forest Service. Free. CLICK HERE
RI's Farm, Forest, and Open Space Valuations This brochure on recommended values and summary guide to RI's current use tax law is published by RI State Conservation Committee, RI Rural Lands Coalition, RI
Association of Assessing Officials, and local Tax Assessors (Nov. 2000). Free by mail.
Woodscaping: Today's Forest, Tomorrow's LegacyA Guide For Small Acreage Woodland Owners
Presented by URI Cooperative Extension's Rhode Island Home*A*Syst program and Southern New England Forest Consortium, Inc., this is an
online version of a new factsheet series for small acreage woodland owners in Rhode Island. Designed for distribution as a complete set, these factsheets provide educational information and resources
that are geared towards the interests and goals of this rising group of "new" forest owners. CLICK HERE
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