Simple Cost Share Agreement Forest Service In North Carolina
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The North Carolina Forest Stewardship Program is a cooperative effort to help owners realize the objective of managing their forests for the benefits they desire. The program is voluntary, and participants receive recognition for achievements in promoting total forest resource management.
In 1956, the NC State University Cooperative Tree Improvement Program was founded to enhance the productivity and resilience of planted forests in the southern US. To achieve this goal, we follow a process of breeding, field testing, and selection. The very best trees are used as the parents of the next generation.
The N.C. Forest Service's primary purpose is to ensure adequate and quality forest resources for the state to meet its present and future needs.
The Present-Use Value Program enables qualifying property owners to defer a portion of the property taxes for qualifying parcels involved in agricultural, horticultural or forestry management. In order to qualify, the property must meet certain statutory owner, size, income and use guidelines.
The Department of Forestry and Environmental Resources offers three options for students and professionals, who wish to pursue an advanced degrees in a forestry related field: a Master of Forestry, a Master of Science in Forestry and a Ph. D. in Forestry and Environmental Resources.
Students learn how to navigate complex environmental issues and become advocates for sustainable forest management. Forestry programs also provide students with opportunities to network with industry professionals, making valuable connections that can help them throughout their careers.
