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The links that appear below are sites that IWS feels are vital to the forestry industry.
- MFA is...
Minnesota's oldest conservation organization, founded in 1876 to promote wise stewardship of forest lands. They believe that by working together, they can manage our forests to meet present and future demands for wood products while maintaining an aesthetically-pleasing and ecologically-healthy forest environment.
http://www.mnforest.com
- About your Minnesota woods, from wildlife to trails to timber and more.
http://www.myminnesotawoods.umn.edu
- Growing Minnesota’s Advantage in a Global Economy. This website is a blog with posts about vital issues related to Minnesota's forests.
http://www.vfvc.wordpress.com
- Minnesota Deer Hunters Association (MDHA) is a group of organized firearms, bow and camera hunters, plus those who just plain like seeing deer. Together in one camp, they represent the voice of the Minnesota Deer Hunter. MDHA was founded in 1980 to achieve the best possible herd in Minnesota.
http://www.mndeerhunters.com
- The Cloquet Forestry Center is the University’s primary research and education forest. The Center serves the research, teaching, and education needs of the natural resources community. It is also home to Extension’s Cloquet Regional office.
http://cfc.cfans.umn.edu
- Since 1997 they have alerted natural resource professionals to continuing education opportunities in a broad range of fields - forest ecology and management, wildlife biology, forest hydrology, botany, best management practices, technology transfer, human dimensions, and others.
http://sfec.cfans.umn.edu
- North Central Reforestation, Inc. has been specializing in growing containerized tree seedlings for nearly 30 years. Their greenhouses are located in blustery west central Minnesota in the transition zone between forest and prairie so our trees grow up tough!
http://www.ncrtrees.com
- Consulting foresters list from the UofM Extension.
http://fr.cfans.umn.edu/extension/Links/ConsultingForestersList.html
Property Tax Information Links
- SFIA information
- 2c Managed Forest Land information
- Green Acres information
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moss growing on a rotting log
 Minnesota's forests are full of beauty! (click on photo for a larger version)
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