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Stumpage prices as reported by Pennsylvania timber and logging companies, forestry consultants, and state land management agencies to analysts at the Pennsylvania State University.

Timber harvesting is regulated by a fraction of Pennsylvania's local governments, but more municipalities are beginning to regulate harvesting in order to maintain forests for future generations.

Stumpage prices as reported by Pennsylvania timber and logging companies, forestry consultants, and state land management agencies to analysts at the Pennsylvania State University.

Stumpage prices as reported by Pennsylvania timber and logging companies, forestry consultants, and state land management agencies to analysts at the Pennsylvania State University.

This article discusses the terms carbon sequestration and carbon storage to help people understand the difference between these important terms.

This article lays out some questions that are important that landowners know the answer to before joining a carbon program.

Three key things people should know about timber harvesting are managing competing and invasive plants, decreasing deer impacts, and getting light to the forest floor.

Learn about forest carbon, carbon markets and more while earning SAF credit in this informative webinar!

This publication is intended to help landowners understand some of the complex decisions around timber harvesting, and ensure a successful timber sale.

Dive into the world of contracts with this helpful and informative event!

This article presents estimated economic values for forest/water protection programs in Pennsylvania using meta-analysis and benefit transfer techniques.

A new woodland health handbook for green industry professionals is now available from The Woods in Your Backyard Partnership.

The State of the Forest Products Industry Report is a detailed resource providing statistical information and updates on every portion of the industry, careers, and forestry related organizations.

There are several programs that buy carbon stored in forests. They require different management compared to standard forestry. This article explores the experience of two landowners in these programs.

Pennsylvania is the site of several forest carbon programs. This article provides an outline of how carbon programs and markets work for those interested in learning more.

A new law took effect in early 2020 that all of Pennsylvania's landowners and everyone that spends time outdoors should know about.

This 24-page publication describes simplified methods for estimating timber volumes and values, and is designed to help landowners/loggers understand how the economic value of timber is determined.

Advocates of climate change mitigation are looking to private forest lands for solutions. This article discusses the opportunities and challenges of engaging landowners in carbon markets.

A discussion on how intentional communication strategies can help advance the management of natural resources on private lands.

This publication provides background information about forest management and timber harvesting ordinances on private forests.

This article describes the methodology used to create the Timber Prices: 10 Year Trends graphs.

Tax professionals and forest landowners learn about finance, taxation, and timber sales and taxation in order to save money on taxes. Earn 8 CFEs, 8 CPEs, or 8 IRS CEs.

Each Timber Market Report reflects the stumpage and mill prices over a three-month period. The report is intended to describe general trends in the market and ignore specific timber tract variation.

This information highlights the important economic and environmental role forests and the forest product industry play in Pennsylvania.

This information highlights the important economic and environmental role forests and the forest product industry play in Pennsylvania.