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  • Forest Types of Michigan: Swamp Conifer (E3202-8)

    Published on November 4, 2015
    Swamp Conifer describes the composition, distribution and ecology of swamp conifer forests, and highlights management, forest health and wildlife habitat issues.

  • Forest Types of Michigan: Northern White-Cedar (E3202-7)

    Published on November 4, 2015
    Northern White-Cedar describes the composition, distribution and ecology of northern white-cedar forests, and highlights management, forest health and wildlife habitat issues.

  • Forest Types of Michigan: Swamp Hardwood (E3202-6)

    Published on November 4, 2015
    Swamp Hardwood describes the composition, distribution and ecology of swamp hardwood forests, and highlights management, forest health and wildlife habitat issues.

  • Forest Types of Michigan: Oak-Hickory (E3202-5)

    Published on November 4, 2015
    Oak-Hickory describes the composition, distribution and ecology of oak-hickory forests, and highlights management, forest health and wildlife habitat issues.

  • Forest Types of Michigan: Mixed Upland Hardwoods (E3202-4)

    Published on November 4, 2015
    Mixed Upland Hardwoods describes the composition, distribution and ecology of mixed upland hardwood forests, and highlights management, forest health and wildlife habitat issues.

  • Forest Types of Michigan: Aspen (E3202-3)

    Published on November 4, 2015
    Aspen describes the composition, distribution and ecology of aspen forests, and highlights management, forest health and wildlife habitat issues.

  • Forest Type of Michigan: Northern Hardwood (E3202-2)

    Published on November 4, 2015
    Northern Hardwood describes the composition, distribution and ecology of northern hardwood forests. It’s one in a series of 19 bulletins Forest Types of Michigan that focuses on 10 forest types that commonly occur in Michigan forests.

  • Forest Types of Michigan: Tree Planting (E3202-19)

    Published on November 4, 2015
    Tree Planting discusses the four major steps for a successful planting: project: planning, site preparation, planting, and monitoring and vegetation control.

  • Forest Types of Michigan: Common Pitfalls to Avoid (E3202-18)

    Published on November 4, 2015
    Common Pitfalls to Avoid focuses on the pitfalls of owning and caring for a woodland including lacking professional advice, selling timber without a written contract, enrolling in property tax programs for a wrong reason and planting without preparation.

  • Forest Types of Michigan: What's a Management Plan? (E3202-17)

    Published on November 4, 2015
    What’s a Management Plan? introduces the forest owner to management plans. It describes forest assistance programs and lists the benefits and content considerations of a forest management plan.

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