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Woodland News October 2015
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Hi,

Is there any possible way that the summer of 2015 has already come and gone? The entire team here at FORECON loves the summer months, and there are just never enough of these amazing days. Still, the autumn is pretty special here, and we love being able to get out and see the many changes that take place each season.

So with autumn now in full-swing, we are taking a brief look back at some of the past season’s highlights from the expansion of our ongoing Community Outreach program, to important legislative relationships FORECON is building with community leaders and government officials.

We are also pleased to announce our expanded service offerings, including solutions for increasingly problematic pest and disease management situations. Oh, and be sure to check out our revised website, and let us know what you think! And if you can’t find a particular service or answer to a question you may have there, please give us a call! We have six office locations to better serve your needs!

As the nights lengthen and get cooler, we hope you are able to enjoy the crisp, colorful days of autumn!

Welcome to Fall 2015!

Your Friends at FORECON


Buying Selling Timber

Timber Markets

Timber Markets are competitive, they always have been. Today’s markets are no different. Your high-quality timber is as valuable as ever, even as demand and supply in both domestic and international markets fluctuate. How is a landowner to know the best time to consider a timber sale? FORECON forestry consultants can provide you peace-of-mind and valuable information, and you may be eligible for a free initial consultation.

Learn more about our Timber Sale Administration services and stay tuned for updated and expanded coverage of the timber industry, including pricing reports, in the coming issues of the Woodland News.

Pestmanagement

Prepare to Protect Your Forest Investments

Invasive species of pests and disease are taking a toll on millions of trees on both large tracts of timberland and in community settings throughout the Northeast. FORECON’s arboricultural specialists have been busier than ever providing guidance, and service to help landowners and municipalities preserve vital forest resources. Treatment options and preventative measures are having an impact, and the good news is that the fall is a great time to take action. Learn more from our team:

FORECON Continuing Community Outreach Program

One of FORECON’s primary missions is to help support urban and community forestry practices. Our team of dedicated forest specialists tracks the vital conditions and changes throughout our region, and is intimately familiar with the forces affecting the health and well-being of North Eastern forests.

If your municipal program or community group is looking for an interesting and informative presentation, consider one by a professional natural resources expert from FORECON!

Contact us today to arrange one for your fall program.

RECENT NEWS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS

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U.S Representative Tom Reed Visits FORECON, Inc.

This summer, Congressman Tom Reed, the US representative of the 23rd Congressional District of New York covering most of the Southern Tier, visited FORECON. Congressman Reed was particularly interested in how FORECON was helping address the concerns of local forest landowners. See the complete story here.

Constantino

FORECON Biologist Speaks at Community Event

In keeping with FORECON’s educational mission, this summer’s presentation by FORECON biologist Rick Constantino was well-received by local community members. Topics included importance of trees to the health of both the community itself and the area’s water bodies that provide a multitude of benefits to the public.

Read more

Parting Thoughts

As we say hello to the cool and colorful days of autumn, we hope that the end of the year finds you well and enjoying your woodland ownership. Please do not hesitate to contact us with your feedback and observations about the Woodland News, or other questions you may have. As well, don’t hesitate to let us know if you have any suggested topics you’d like for us to address in subsequent issues.  We look forward to speaking with you..

Enjoy the Fall!

P.S. Fall is a great time to consider selling timber from your woodlot. Please download our 5 Step ‘Get to Know Your Woodlot‘ guide, or give one of our offices a call to see how you can benefit from our timber sales services!!!