Winter 2004-2005

• Find out why we're more than just foresters.
• Read about the Newfound Lake Center, newly established in Bristol, New Hampshire.
• Find out how the IRS plans to toughen their scrutiny of land gifts.

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Winter 2003-2004

• Learn how to shape your legacy and keep your land in the family through sound estate planning.
• Better understand what a forest management plan is.
• We are proud to announce that Fred Huntress, senior Vice President, has been awarded the prestigious Distinguished Forester Award.
• Read about the relocation of our main office and the establishment of the new Upper Connecticut Center.

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Winter 2002-2003

• Learn how to deal with the federal tax issues associated with a timber sale.
• Better understand some frequently used forestry terms.
• Understand what it means to achieve "Green Certified" resource manager status.

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Winter 2001-2002

• Learn what a conservation easement is and how it can be utilized in estate planning.
• Expand your view of crop tree management beyond the context of timber production.
• Read about the establishment of NEFCo's third Maine Center.

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Spring/Summer 2001

• Learn how hiring a consulting forester can increase stumpage prices, enhance long-term productivity, and grant you "peace of mind."
• Stay informed about cost share programs designed to assist landowners in the management of their timberlands
• Taking a well deserved rest, Fred Huntress retires.

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Winter 2001

• Timber theft and trespass have always been a frustrating problem. Learn how to protect your investment.
• Read a comparative example of the financial benefits of a managed woodlot versus and unmanaged woodlot.
• Learn the basics of Wildlife Habitat Management.
• Read about the opening of NEFCo's second Maine Center.

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Spring/Summer 2000

• Read why you should actively manage your land.
• Are you taking advantage of your state's "current use" program to help reduce your taxes?
• Find out about the EPA's new proposals for silvicultural regulations.

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