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By Web Admin on 8/3/2005 | Keyword(s): States

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The Nebraska Forest Stewardship Program is a multi-agency effort designed to help private landowners plant, protect, and enhance their forest and related resources. Direct benefits include:

  • Forestry Assistance- All landowners who participate in the Forest Stewardship Program will have a comprehensive Forest Stewardship Plan prepared for their propery.
  • Financial Assistance- Cost-share assistance may be available to help landowners plant and improve their forest and related resources.
  • Income- Good forest management accelerates the growth and quality of trees which improves opportunities for income from future harvests.
  • Public Recognition- Qualified Stewardship Forest owners will join a distinguished cadre of Nebraska landowners who proudly display the Stewardship Forest sign, publicly identifying them as good stewards of their land.
  • Satisfaction- Often the greatest reward in owning a Stewardship Forest is personal- the satisgaction and enjoyment of knowing that you are managing your land in the best way possible.

State Forestland Statistics:

  • Total forested acres = 1 million acres
  • Privately owned = 771,000 acres
  • Tribal = 21, 000 acres
  • National Forests = 47,000 acres
  • State Government = 50,000 acres

Stewardship in Nebraska:

  • How many acres have stewardship plans = 52,201
  • How many stewardship plans = 573

Stewardship Contact:

Dennis M. Adams, Rural Forestry Program Leader

109 Plant Industry Bldg., UNL

Lincoln, NE 68583-0815

Phone: 402-472-5822

Email: Dennis Adams

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