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Links to other organizations involved in ecologically, socially, and economically responsible forestry – excellent forestry.

The Forest Guild welcomes and encourages link exchanges with organizations pursuing common or complementary missions. More links and resources are available on the Ecological Forestry Resource Center. To establish a link to your non-profit forestry organization on the Guild's site, please This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it with the link included. If you establish a link to the Guild on your site, we would love to hear about it! Please notify us at This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it

     
 

American Forests

American Lands

Ammonousuc Conservation Trust

The Appalachian Forest Regional Center

Biomass Energy Research Center
 
Community Forestry Resource Center

Conservation Forestry Network. A partnership of:

Ecological Internet

Forest Stewardship Council

Forest Trends

Foundation for Sustainable Forests

Four Corners Sustainable Forests Partnership

Greenleaf Forestry and Wood Products, Inc.
 
Healing Harvest Forest Foundation

Human Dimensions of Small Scale Forestry

Institute for Agriculture and Trade Policy

Land Trust Alliance

The National Community Forestry Center - Northern Forest Region

National Network of Forest Practitioners

Northern Woodlands Magazine

Northwest Natural Resource Group

Partnership Resource Center

Pinchot Institute for Conservation

Rural Voices for Conservation Coalition

SmartWood

The Southern Forestry Foundation

Sustainable Forestry Partnership
 
U.S. Community Forestry Research Fellowships

World Forestry Center

Yellow Wood Associates, Inc.

 
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Forest Wisdom Issue 20


From oak restoration to natural regeneration of loblolly pine to linking the supply chain though a forest partnership, this issue of Forest Wisdom, encapsulates what is best about the Forest Guild—humility, openness to trying new things, and a willingness to share knowledge to benefit the practice of forestry. Read the issue here.