State Forest Management

Your state forests are managed under the policy of multiple-use in order to obtain benefits from recreation, timber production, and watershed protection. They are open to the public for hunting during the season and are actively managed for healthy fish and wildlife populations. Recreational development will not take precedence over natural resource conservation and protection and will continue to be structured on the natural rather than the "built" environment.

• Certification and BMP Audit reports
• Current and Archived State Forest Management Guides
• Forest Wildlife Management
• Forest Management & Wildlife Habitat Myths & Truths
• High Conservation Value Forests (HCVF)
• Procedures and Regulations
• Public Comment
• Research
State Forest Continuous Forest Inventory
• Continuous Forest Inventory Property Report 2017-2021
• Continuous Forest Inventory Property Report 2015-2019
• Continuous Forest Inventory Property Report 2014-2018
• Continuous Forest Inventory Property Report 2013-2017
• Continuous Forest Inventory Property Report 2012-2016
• Continuous Forest Inventory Property Report 2011-2015
• State Forest Growth and Harvest Information
• State Forest Environmental Assessment
• State Forest Issues Papers
• State Forest Infographics
• State Forest Management Myths and Truth
• State Forest Timber Sales

State Forest Timber Sale Audit Reports

• Stump Audit Report 2022
• Stump Audit Report 2021
• Stump Audit Report 2020
• Stump Audit Report 2019
• Stump Audit Report 2017
• Stump Audit Report 2016
• Stump Audit Report 2015
• Stump Audit Report 2014

State Forest Trail Reports

• State Forest Trail Report 2020
• State Forest Trail Report 2019
• State Forest Trail Report 2018