Good Local Contacts

The map below will guide you to local contacts who can provide you with the detailed information you need to make informed decisions about your land. Land trusts can provide you with information regarding land conservation, conservation restrictions, and related tax and financial details. Service foresters are state employees who can provide on the ground advice to landowners and municipalities. They can guide landowners to the programs and services that will best meet their objectives and can visit properties to evaluate woodlands. Service foresters are a valuable resource in terms of identifying your goals and making contacts with the professionals you may need to reach the goals you set for your land. Private foresters and conservation organizations are also great sources of information and contacts.

Click on the map below to find a Land Trust, Service Forester, Private Forester or Conservation Organization for your town.

About Forests and Foresters

• What does a forester do, and how do you choose one? (pdf file 2.11MB)
• Landowners Guide to the internet
• Tax Tips (pdf file 78KB)
• Stumpage Price Report for Southern New England

Get Professional Advice

Click here to ask questions about forests and forestry, and see responses to questions from other landowners in our discussion section