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The Guild welcomes individuals who support and share its mission and principles. Please join us by becoming a member!
The Forest Guild is a professional organization of forest stewards, associated natural resource professionals, and affiliates who are passionate about restoring and sustaining the integrity of our forests while meeting the needs of the communities that rely on them. All Guild members share a love of forests, and professional members are actively involved in land management. | | 
| | The benefits of Forest Guild membership for All Members: - A career network of principles-based professionals and organizations.
- Opportunities to participate in working groups and develop and endorse policy initiatives.
- Access to and participation in research that advances excellent forestry.
- Professional development opportunities (workshops, field sessions, etc.).
- Discounted registration fees for Guild national and regional meetings .
- Learning through Forest Wisdom, Across the Landscape, and other Guild publications.
- Email announcements of coming events, news, and other items of interest.
- Access to the Guild’s members-only website.
- Inspiration from seeing excellent silviculture and stewardship in practice.
- Satisfaction from supporting an organization with values and ethics of which you can be proud.
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Forest Wisdom Issue 14
Forest Wisdom #14 (fall 2009) explores issues related to managing forests for wildlife and biodiversity. Articles range from restoring meadows to maintain rare butterfly habitats in the forests of western Oregon, to safely returning fire to highly fire-dependent forest ecosystems in the New Jersey Pine Barrens, to identifying forest management objectives for a small group of “focus species” whose habitat needs are representative of a wide range of other wildlife in the forests of Maine. Though focusing on a wide variety of wildlife, all of the articles share a common goal of restoring and maintaining forest ecosystem health in order to provide a natural habitat for native species.
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