Everything You Need to Understand and Manage Your Forest.
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Free Forestry Mapping and Inventory Tools
Mapping and Imagery
Create polygons, line, and waypoints, import and export KMLs, and create a map of your forest to document boundaries, stands, harvests, and habitats using high resolution multispectral and LiDAR imagery.
Inventory and Growth
Use our tools to take simple data points on your land to generate standing volume estimates, calculated from species and region-specific variables. Project out the growth of your stands 50 years to see how it will grow.
Timber Prices
Get the latest timber prices by state using our collection of the most up-to-date market analysis. Be informed and sell your timber with confidence.
Don’t Make Mistakes That Cost a Fortune.
Protect Your Land and Your Investment.
When You Grow a Forest, You Grow More Than Trees.
Grow an Asset
Throughout the centuries, timberland has been one of the most stable, low-risk assets by providing cashflows through timber sales, leases, and more.
Grow a Passion
Forestry is easy to learn, but it takes a lifetime to master. Learn the miracles and mysteries of the forests and develop a lifelong passion.
Grow a Habitat
Forests are home to thousands of species of birds, mammals, insects, and fungus. Your forest can be optimized as habitat for any of these, whether for ecology, hunting, or other forms of recreation.
Grow a Legacy
The satisfaction of growing timber cannot be understated. Make Your mark on the landscape and leave a legacy to pass on to your family.
Unlock Everything Your Land Can Offer
Your forest can be more than you think. It can be an income, a food source, an energy source, and a passion. Unlock the potential of your land by learning the practice of sound forest management.
Learn the Basics of Forest Management and Become Your Own Forester
The world of forestry can be a complicated one for beginners, and while most of America’s forests are in the hands of small-time individuals, few resources exist to help them understand how to manage these crucial tracts of timber.
The result has been disastrous for both our forests and their owners, as forests have suffered from poor management, and owners have missed out on opportunities to own truly lucrative and productive assets.
I wrote How to Read Your Forest as an early remedy to demystify the art and science of forest management so you can become your own forester.
