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Boss, Jack 3210 Bewell Avenue, SE Lowell, MI 49331 (616) 822-7973
Conservation Resource Management Bruce, Jim 4390 Center Road Hastings, MI 49058 (269) 945-8930
Metropolitan Forestry Consultants Cool, Robert P.O. Box 25024 Lansing, MI 48909 (517) 485-4245 (517) 349-4644 FAX
Good Forestry Services Good, Dennis 1107 S. Lacey Lake Road Charlotte, MI 48813 (517) 543-7864
Hadley Woodland Services Hadley, David 435 North Phillip Road Niles, MI 49120 (616) 684-0941
Menasha Corportation Paperboard Division Janke, Mark 320 North Farmer Otsego, MI 94078 (616) 692-6867
Progressive Forest Management Klink, Pete P.O. Box 521 Coldwater, MI 49036 (517) 238-4048
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Menasha Corporation Paperboard Division Kuipers, Randy 320 North Farmer Otsego, MI 49078 (616) 692-6868
MacKinder, Robert C. 3285 East Dowling Road Hastings, MI 49058 (269) 721-8482
Tree Tech Forestry Consultants Stadt, Thomas 13105 M-89 Augusta, MI 49012 (269) 760-3565 Tom.stadt@tds.net
Wilson, Dave 1118 E. Park Road Rothbury, MI 49452 (231) 861-8549
Wakeland Forestry Consultants Wakeland, Bruce 10560 East SR 8 Culver, IN 46511 (269) 772-6522
Worst, Dennis 560 E. State Road Coldwater, MI 49036 (517) 278-4364
Registered Consulting Forester Janke, Mark 2676 111th St Allegan, Mi 49010 330-0347 (269) 673-7367
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Area Forestry Consultants: Barry County
This information is provided as a public service and constitutes no endorsement by the United States Department of Agriculture or the Natural Resource Conservation Service or Barry Conservation District of any service, supply, or equipment listed. While an effort has been made to provide a complete and accurate listing of services, supplies, and equipment, omissions or other errors may occur and, therefore, other available sources of information should be consulted.
*****Professional consulting foresters are available on a fee basis for forest management planning, timber sales assistance, timber stand improvement, forest damage and trespass appraisal, tree planting and other assistance relating to forest land use and management. |
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The Master Woodland Steward program is an intensive training course for those who own, or are interested in, wooded lands and want to become better stewards of forest resources.
As a Master Woodland Steward, you will learn about:
· the forest’s role in Michigan’s environmental and economic health · forest stewardship planning · identifying common Michigan tree species · common forest pests and diseases · management techniques for woodlands and wildlife · getting the most out of a woodland while maintaining it for future generations · state and federal programs for forest landowners
To complete the Master Woodland Steward program and receive your certification, you must complete a special forestry-related project in your community or contribute 30 volunteer hours to woodland management education efforts over a 12-month period. Enrollment for this special program is limited, so register soon. All sessions will take place at the Ralph A. MacMullan Conference Center on Higgins Lake, and will include indoor and outdoor experiences. Instructors include Michigan State University forestry specialists and woodland management experts. In addition to the educational sessions, you will take home two high-quality reference books and other informational materials.
For more details and registration information visit http://www.for.msu.edu/mws/, or contact:
Russell Kidd |
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Master Woodland Steward program |