If you are in need of quality hardwood seedlings for your land, our N.C. Forest Service Linville River Nursery produced some beautiful containerized options this year. Blackgum, buttonbush, flowering dogwood, persimmon, swamp blackgum & yellow poplar … get 10 of these beauties for $25, additional seedlings for $2 each.
Order Online, by Phone or MailAs we enter the dog days of summer, you may notice the lush green foliage of many trees and shrubs becoming marred by unsightly webs or seeming to have skipped over the bright reds and oranges of fall and have faded straight to brown, if not completely missing. While it's natural to want to protect our trees, it's important to understand the broader ecological context before resorting to drastic measures, which can sometimes do more harm than good.
Blog ArticleN.C. Forest Service’s Mike Santucci and Jordan Luff have been named recipients of the 2024 State Forester’s Prescribed Burning Award. Santucci, assistant forest supervisor, and Luff, management forester, share a duty station at DuPont State Recreational Forest (DSRF) in Henderson and Transylvania counties.
News ReleaseThe N.C. Forest Service isn't just protecting forests. We're protecting futures. By working hand in hand with the citizens of North Carolina, we ensuring our forests stay healthy and productive. Will you help us keep working forests working for future generations to enjoy?
Get Started With UsThe N.C. Forest Service manages several state forests across North Carolina. Many of them are open to the public and offer a variety of educational and recreational experiences. Select the State Forests dropdown above to learn more about a state forest near you.
North Carolina's forestland is one of the greatest influences in the state, providing economic value and adding immeasurably to the quality of life for its residents. The forest products industry is the largest manufacturing business sector in the state, contributing approximately $42.5 billion annually to the state's economy and providing around 151,700 jobs for North Carolinians. The N.C. Forest Service's primary purpose is to ensure adequate and quality forest resources for the state to meet its present and future needs.