Alabama Forest Owner's Guide
to Information Resources

.

.

.

.

Introduction

Understanding
Information

Sources of
Publications

Woodlots/Small
Forests

Forest
Resources

Plants and
Animals

Planning the
Resource

Management for
Trees

Management for
Wildlife

Management for
Alternative Uses

Business
Information

Forest Industry

Environmental
Protection

Forestry Law

Reference
Sources

Special Methods
and Practices

Background
Information

Current
Periodicals

Programs for
Landowners

Guide and
Publication Lists

Conclusion

Landowners in Alabama can play a major role in improving the state's forest resources. But first, it's essential to gain some knowledge about forest management.

The information resources described in this Web site are a starting point for answering the many questions which inevitably arise when working with woodlands. Obviously, many more information resources exist, covering the full range of forestry topics. The challenge is finding just the right information for solving the problem or issue at hand.

It's also important to remember that getting information may be an easier and more efficient process when assistance is sought from professionals, such as librarians and foresters. In Alabama, an abundance of expertise, both in public and private service, is available upon asking.

Finally, the author welcomes ideas and specific suggestions on how to improve this Web site. Also errors of fact should be brought to the attention of the author. Send your feedback to: John Sandy or call John Sandy at 205-348-2111.

QUICK Links:

Find information with AGRICOLA.
Info. from the Alabama Forestry Commission.
Search AubieCAT the Auburn University Library catalog

  

Bliss, John C. Alabama's Nonindustrial Private Forest Owners: Snapshots From a Family Album. Auburn, Ala.: Alabama Cooperative Extension Service, 1993. (Circular ANR-788) 19 p.

Help promote development and preservation of Alabama's forests!