About the Film...
A Landowner's Guide to Sustainable
Forestry is a guide for those landowners, citizen groups,
watershed organizations, and community leaders who are dedicated
to sustainable forest practices and the protection of water
quality, our most critical natural resource. The film features
foresters and landowners from around the country, but
particularly Missouri, Virginia, Tennessee, and North Carolina,
discussing how forests can be managed for a profit while at the
same time protecting water quality and quantity, aquatic and
terrestrial wildlife habitat, soil, and aesthetics. Acclaimed as
the model forest for our country, Pioneer Forest in Missouri is
highlighted.
Techniques for how to use
single tree selection are reviewed. The video is intended to
inform a broad audience including landowners, foresters,
educators, community leaders, grassroots groups, watershed
experts, and any organizations interested in forests and the
environment. Use this film as a tool for yourself if you own
forestlands, for your clients if you are a consulting forester,
for your watershed or environmental organization to build
membership, or to educate those interested in water resource
conservation. |
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