The Woodland Advisor Program provides opportunities to learn about Minnesota woodland stewardship. Everybody is welcome at Woodland Advisor classes.

Classes are designed to share practical, helpful information in a clear and enjoyable format. You'll hear from knowledgeable instructors, meet other landowners, and get answers to your own questions. To get involved, attend an upcoming class in your area. Or read more about the program.

Our quarterly newsletter is mailed to everybody who has attended a class within the past year. You can also read current newsletter (and back issues) online in PDF format.

Many Woodland Advisors are active volunteers, helping their neighbors and others learn more about forest stewardship. Want to get involved? Read about current volunteer project opportunities. Better yet, contact Angie Gupta with your own project ideas.

Considering a career in forestry? The University of Minnesota has one of the nation's best programs. Visit the Forest Resources Department for more information.

Woodland Advisor is offered through a partnership among the University of Minnesota Extension Service, the Minnesota Forestry Association, the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources, local woodland committees, and other groups. If you'd like to help organize a class in your area, we'd love to hear from you. Contact us anytime.

Revised March 26, 2007 ; For web site questions or suggestions contact Eli Sagor