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The Cooperative Forestry Assistance (CFA)
section provides information and assistance to all interested
Florida citizens, concerning the growth and management of
trees. A statewide network of foresters
is available to help private landowners manage small to
large acreages of forest land as well as assisting community
residents with individual trees in their neighborhoods.
Foresters can prepare management plans, or provide information
on forestry grants. The CFA section also handles statewide
forest inventory and analysis, as well as forest health
monitoring on an individual or statewide basis.
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Addresses the improvement
and maintenance of timber, wildlife, soil and water, recreation,
aesthetics, as well as forage resources on non-industrial
private forest land through
Forest Land Recovery, Forest Land Enhancement, and Cost Sharing Programs for Landowners.
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Designed to address the
environmental, economic and social needs of rural communities
by identifying, utilizing and conserving the natural resources
of Florida’s rural communities. Forest, wildlife and
coastal resources provide the tangible assets needed to
initiate programs that will stimulate economic growth and
social sustainability.
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Encourages city
governments and local residents to actively manage the trees
in their communities. The Division offers U&CF grants
to local governments and groups to help them accomplish
this goal, and either provides or directs them to sources
of technical assistance. These entities also receive recognition
of their efforts through the Tree City USA Program, and
encouragement to promote additional efforts by recognizing
Florida Arbor Day each year.
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Provides help to rural and urban landowners
and communities by providing financial assistance for reforestation,
mitigation, remediation, and educational programs. |
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