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CSP Forestry Factsheet (PDF; 2.2MB)
Forests provide abundant natural
resource benefits: fish and wildlife habitat, clean air and water, opportunities
for recreation, innate beauty and timber products. These benefits contribute to
everyone’s quality of life.
This site is designed to help forest landowners better understand the benefits
and assistance of the Environmental Quality Incentives Program (EQIP).
Assistance can be provided in protecting the natural resources and improving the
quality of forest stands.
There are several ways NRCS can assist you to maintain, protect, and enhance
your forest productivity through EQIP. As a forest landowner, you decide what
type and level of conservation assistance is appropriate in meeting your forest
management needs.
Featured Forest Landowners who
have utilized the EQIP program to keep their forest healthy.
News briefs highlighting additional
"Healthy Forest" successes.
EQIP is a voluntary program that
provides technical and financial assistance to agricultural and forest producers
who face threats to soil, water, air, and other natural resources on their land.
The NRCS through EQIP provides an incentive to re-establish forest stands and
treat related natural resource concerns such as: forest health, water quality,
and wildlife habitat. Both technical and financial assistance will be available
to private forest landowners. This program will help in management activities
involving, forest stand improvements, site preparation, slash treatment,
pruning, planting, road rehabilitation for erosion and sediment concerns, wildlife habitat and pest management.
Application process for EQIP. Your prescription to Keep Your Forest Healthy.
Keeping your
forest healthy is the best way to ensure a healthy return on your
investment. And ensuring a healthy forest begins by implementing your
Forest Stewardship Plan.
View all of the "Healthy Forest" outreach materials.
Listen to or
view
the "Healthy Forest" public service announcements (PSA's).
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