NAASF : Forest Markets & Utilization Committee

Forest Markets & Utilization Committee

The NMSFA Forest Markets and Utilization Committee was established to address a wide scope of forest utilization issues of regional significance. In particular, the Committee works to support sustainable forest management and other forest based benefits by working with NMSFA leadership to maintain and enhance markets for traditional and non-traditional forest products.

Key activities the Committee engages in include:

Fostering cooperation among member states, the federal government, and public and private stakeholders;
Discussing, developing, sponsoring, and promoting programs and activities that will benefit all areas of forest management, utilization and protection, and contribute to the welfare of the people of the northeastern states;
Sharing information and expertise across the region;
Identifying emerging issues;
Supporting the implementation of USFS S&PF programs by providing a platform for communication between the Northeastern Area, state program managers, and the State Foresters;
Addressing issues related to the implementation of USDA Forest Service Programs;
Developing and submitting resolutions to the Association for action;
Supporting the committee work of the National Association of State Foresters (NASF), as requested by NMSFA;
Providing information to help the NMSFA make informed decisions;
Carrying out specific projects at the request of NMSFA

Northeast-Midwest Region Economic Analysis State Fact Sheets

Regional Fact Sheet

Connecticut Fact Sheet.pdf

Delaware Fact Sheet.pdf

Illinois Fact Sheet.pdf

Indiana Fact Sheet.pdf

Iowa Fact Sheet.pdf

Maine Fact Sheet.pdf

Maryland Fact Sheet.pdf

Massachusetts Fact Sheet

Michigan Fact Sheet.pdf

Minnesota Fact Sheet.pdf

Missouri Fact Sheet.pdf

Nebraska Fact Sheet.pdf

New Hampshire Fact Sheet.pdf

New Jersey Fact Sheet.pdf

Ohio Fact Sheet.pdf

Pennsylvania Fact Sheet.pdf

Vermont Fact Sheet.pdf

West Virginia Fact Sheet.pdf

Wisconsin Fact Sheet.pdf

Northeast-Midwest Region Economic Analysis reports