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Title	Type	Size	Last Modified	Description
Landowner and Professional Support Materials	Document	1 K	08/01/2003	Online and print publications and resources for landowners and forest resource professionals.
Print Publications	Folder		08/04/2003
Online Publications	Folder		08/04/2003	With the free Adobe Reader, you can view and print Adobe PDF files. The SREF office has scanned a select number of publications for your use. These are by no means a complete list. Please visit Forestry Index for a more comprehensive library of online resources.
Publications Available to Order	Document	3 K	02/02/2005	The Southern Regional Extension Forestry office has the following publications in stock.
Tax Tips for Forest Landowners for the 2003 Tax Year	File	28 K	12/08/2003
Nonnative Invasive Plants of Southern Forests	Document	1 K	02/25/2004
Forest Video Library Catalog	Document	1 K	02/25/2004
Urban and Community Forest Technology Transfer: National Strategy for 2002-2005	Document	1 K	02/25/2004
The Health of Southern Forests	Document	1 K	02/25/2004
Estate Planning for Forest Landowner	Document	1 K	02/25/2004
Collaborative Planning: Cases in Economic and Community Diversification	Document	1 K	02/25/2004
A Geography of Hope	Document	1 K	02/25/2004
Southern Hardwood Management	Document	1 K	02/25/2004
Proceedings: Natural Resource Income Opportunities for Private Lands	Document	1 K	02/25/2004
Extension Natural Resources and Environmental Management: A User Guide	Document	1 K	02/25/2004
Proceedings: Education and Communication Applications in Natural Resource Management	Document	1 K	02/25/2004
Private Forest-Land Owners of the United States	Document	1 K	02/25/2004
The Southern Forest Resource Assessment Summary Report. October 2002	Document	1 K	02/27/2004
Making Our Urban Forests Safer	Document	1 K	03/03/2004
Proceedings: SOFOR GIS Conference	Document	1 K	03/03/2004
Forest Resources Management: Georgia's Forest Stewardship Program	Document	1 K	02/27/2004
Planning for Forest Stewardship: A Desk Guide	Document	1 K	03/03/2004
Federal Income Tax on Timber: A key to your most frequently asked questions	Document	1 K	03/03/2004
Forest Landowners' Guide to the Federal Income Tax	Document	1 K	03/03/2004
Benefits of Urban Trees: Urban and Community Forestry: Improving Our Quality of Life.	Document	1 K	03/03/2004
New 4-H Forestry Curriculum Guides Available	News Item	4 K	11/17/2004	The new Forests of Fun curriculum opens the world of forests to youth.
Mid-South Directory of Agroforestry Producers and Researchers	File	8.63 M	06/10/2005	The aim of this directory is to enable individuals and organizations with practical experience or interest in agroforestry to learn about each other. The directory reflects responses of 278 farmers, Extensionists, consultants and researchers who participated in a questionnaire-based survey in 1990.
Herbicides and Wildlife Habitat: An Annotated Bibliography on the Effects of Herbicides on Wildlife Habitat and their uses in Habitat Management	File	6.68 M	06/14/2005	This annotated bibliography is a compilation of published reports on the effects of herbicides on wildlife habitat.
Fire in the Forest: Good and Bad	File	793 K	06/14/2005	The mention of fire in the forest usually creates visions of devastating walls of flames, clouds of billowing smoke, smoldering tree trunks, and burned bodies of animals trapped in the flames. Although this concept may sometimes be tree of wildfires, it is certainly not true of all fires, especially prescribed fire.
Priorities for Small Woodlot Stewardship	File	100 K	06/14/2005	Owning land remains a uniquely American Dream. In Virginia, thousands of “new” landowners realize that dream each year. Owning land, no matter the size, carries with it a responsibility. To best care for the natural resources on your land, for the benefit of yourself, the next owners and even society at large… this is STEWARDSHIP!
Frequently Asked Questions about Timber Casualty Losses	File	60 K	09/20/2005	Generally this is a loss caused by a sudden, unexpected, and unusual event from natural or other external forces. It is not a gradual or progressive loss, such as death caused by periods of low rainfall or natural competition. Examples are losses from hurricanes, tornados, floods, plane crashes, wildfires, hail, ice storms, theft, etc.
Frequently Asked Questions about Salvaging Timber	File	24 K	09/29/2005	Every landowner that is facing salvage and management decisions needs answers to three questions. Foresters can provide this information by conducting a timber cruise.
A Guide to the Inspection of New Homes for Wood-Inhabiting Fungi and Insects	File	852 K	02/10/2006
A Guide for Prescribed Fire in Southern Forests	File	2.12 M	03/22/2006	This publication is designed as a resource for fire managers and forestry professionals
Forestry and Water Quality: A Review of Watershed Research in the Ouachita Mountains	File	5.02 M	11/08/2006
Louisiana Natural Resources Symposium - July 2005	File	2.34 M	11/08/2006	Foreward This proceedings represents the culmination of an extensive planning process to organize and hold the Louisiana Natural Resources Symposium. For many years the School of Renewable Natural Resources hosted the premiere forestry education event in the U.S. South, then known as the LSU Forestry Symposium. That symposium series has been inactive for several years, but a recent surge of interest has allowed us to reinstitute the symposium. The new symposium came with a new title that is more contemporary and reflective of the integration of all the natural resource disciplines. Accordingly, the topics and sessions of the symposium were selected to include the broad array of natural resource policy, management, and utilization issues that are critically important in the southeastern U.S. We hope to make this a recurring event and welcome your feedback.
Tax Tips for Forest Landowners for the 2006 Tax Year (MS Word format)	File	95 K	12/06/2006	This bulletin summarizes key federal income tax provisions related to owning and managing forest land. It is current as of December 1, 2006, and supercedes Management Bulletin R8-MB 126. But it is only an introduction. Consult the references for more complete information on the topics, and consult your tax and legal advisers for advice on your particular tax situation.
Tax Tips for Forest Landowners for the 2006 Tax Year	File	47 K	12/06/2006	This bulletin summarizes key federal income tax provisions related to owning and managing forest land. It is current as of December 1, 2006, and supercedes Management Bulletin R8-MB 126. But it is only an introduction. Consult the references for more complete information on the topics, and consult your tax and legal advisers for advice on your particular tax situation.