Assistant district forester with the N.C. Forest Service receives State Forester’s Prescribed Burning Award
Brad Allen has been named recipient of the 2023 State Forester’s Prescribed Burning Award. Allen is the assistant district forester with the Rockingham District of the N.C. Forest Service, serving Anson, Chatham, Lee, Montgomery, Moore, Richmond, Scotland and Stanly counties. The State Forester’s Prescribed Burning Award is a token of appreciation to those who are committed to increasing prescribed fire in North Carolina.
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Foresters and rangers with the N.C. Forest Service assist landowners with forest management plans
Assisting private landowners with managing their almost 14 million acres of forestland across the state is one of the many services offered by the N.C. Forest Service. Landowners receive personalized forest management advice for a wide variety of benefits including timber, soil and water quality, wildlife, aesthetic beauty and recreational uses.
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Forest Management
‘They’ve been a great partner’; N.C. Forest Service cost share programs help woodland owners carry out recommended forest practices
Our cost share programs are designed to help landowners establish and manage their forests by partially reimbursing them for costs associated with specific forestry practices. Learn about the real value in these programs through the eyes of a landowner in our latest blog series.
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Forest Management
‘The cost share helps a lot’; Nash County landowners depend on financial assistance to remain good stewards of forestland
Our cost share programs are designed to help landowners establish and manage their forests by partially reimbursing them for costs associated with specific forestry practices. Learn about the real value in these programs through the eyes of a landowner in our latest blog series.
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Forest Management
‘It would not be what you see today’; landowners grateful for financial assistance offered by the N.C. Forest Service
Our cost share programs are designed to help landowners establish and manage their forests by partially reimbursing them for costs associated with specific forestry practices. Learn about the real value in these programs through the eyes of a landowner in our latest blog series.
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