NCFS - Home >> Managing Your Forest >> Recovering from Storms & Wildfires Recovering from Storms and Wildfires Who Can Help? Contact Your County Forest Ranger Locate a Consulting Forester Private Forestry Service Providers Buyers of Timber Products Locate a Certified Wildlife Biologist Locate a Consulting Arborist Cooperative Extension Forestry Assessing the Damage Preliminary Tree Damage Assessment How to Evaluate & Manage Storm-damaged Forest Areas Evaluating Hardwoods Stands Following Storm Damage (PDF) Evaluation & Management of Storm Damage to Southern Yellow Pines (PDF) Decision-making Guidelines for Storm Damaged Trees (PDF) Diagnosing Cold Damage in Bareroot Loblolly Seedlings (PDF) Monitoring Seedlings for Freeze Injury (PDF) Natural Disasters & Their Impacts on Trees Windstorms from the American Forest Foundation Understanding the Effects of Flooding on Trees (PDF) US Drought Monitor Effects of Drought on Forests & Rangelands (PDF) Salvage Logging Call Before You Cut (PDF) Logging Frequently Asked Questions Salvage Times for Wood Products Selling Your Timber Timber Salvage Contract Suggestions Urban & Community Forestry Recovery Readiness, Response, Recovery for Urban and Community Forest Storm Impacts Legal & Regulatory Guidance FPG Guidance on Storm-damage Harvesting DWR Buffer Rules Guidance During Storm Cleanup Safety Considerations Think Safety While Cleaning up, Burning Storm Debris OSHA Chainsaw Safety Quick Card Tax Implications National Timber Tax Website Casualty Losses Can I deduct timber loss from natural disasters? Income Tax Deduction on Timber and Landscape Trees Loss from Casualty (PDF) Tax Tips for Forest Landowners for the 2023 Tax Year Back to top
