Forest ownership in Alaska is still in a state of flux with land still being transferred between owners.
Links to Alaska's forestland managers:
Alaska Department of Natural Resources
Proposed Susitna Valley State Forest briefing paper - maps
The purpose of this award is to recognize Alaska SAFers who have contributed to SAF through their activities. These activities should include work and non-work related contributions to the Society. Your nomination should include a brief biographical sketch and information about each of the following:
Promotion of forestry through voluntary service to SAF.
Promotion of forestry through job experience or other non-SAF work.
Education and other professional development.
The Alaska Society of American Foresters is one of 33 societies forming the national Society of American Foresters (SAF). The Alaska Society is comprised of professional foresters and forestry students throughout Alaska. The Alaska Society is divided into five chapters. The five chapters are Cook Inlet, Yukon River, Dixon Entrance, Sitka, and Juneau.
Meeting Minutes & Agendas
Chair
Brian L. Kleinhenz
Sealaska Corporation
4340 N. Douglas Highway
Juneau, AK 99801
Phone: 907-586-9275 direct
fax: 907-463-3897
brian_kleinhenz@yahoo.com
New Documentary on Carl Schenck and the Beginning of American Forestry Showing at Morris Thompson Cultural Center in Fairbanks
