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Welcome to Forest Stewardship Education!

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Did you know that three quarters of Maryland's forests are owned by a diverse group of private landowners? You may be one of them. The Forest Stewardship Education website is filled with researched-based information, giving you knowledge to help you you make informed decisions about your place in the landscape.

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Resources “We abuse land because we regard it as a commodity belonging to us. When we see land as a community to which we belong, we may begin to use it with love and respect."
— Aldo Leopold, Naturalist
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Landowner Liability ManualUnderstanding Landowner Liability and Recreational Access in Maryland Webinar (with accompanying resources)

 


Tree of Heaven: Fall is the Time to Act
See our Summer Issue of Branching Out for complete article.

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The University of Maryland Extension offers many forest stewardship educational opportunities. A wealth of information can be found on this web site by using the menu to the left. Many downloadable resources have been developed and provided on this site at no cost including publications and downloadable videos. For the latest in Forest Stewardship Education, Branching Out - Maryland's Forest Stewardship Educator, is also provided online at no cost with new issues every quarter.

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For more information about this website, please contact Ellen Green
Last Updated: November 5, 2009