Pennsylvania's
Forest Stewardship Program
Our link to the past - our legacy
for the Future
The Forest Stewardship Program
is a voluntary program to help forestland owners learn how to improve
and maintain the ecological health of their land. You get to decide what
you want to do on your land, and the Forest Stewardship Program links
you with the people who can help you do it correctly! Since 1990, the
program has been funded in all 50 states by the U.S. Department of Agriculture
Forest Service. In Pennsylvania, the Department of Conservation and Natural
Resources Bureau of Forestry administers the program and provides technical
assistance. Our state program is overseen by a Forest Stewardship steering
committee composed of private landowners, professional resource managers,
and representatives from conservancies, higher education, industry, and
government.
More information about the Forest Stewardship Program
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Pennsylvania Forestry Districts Sign up for the program newsletter or arrange to speak with a local Bureau of Forestry service forester with our on-line feedback form. |
