Learn about Wisconsin forestry by exploring the topics below and by visiting the Division of Forestry publications catalog, external news site and forestry videos.

The Division of Forestry administers programs that protect and sustain these forested lands throughout the state, combining technical and financial assistance, planning, research, technology, education …

Select the county where your land is located and any services or certifications required by the foresters to view the names of DNR and Cooperating Foresters that are available to help.

Appointed by the Governor, the Wisconsin Council on Forestry is a diverse group of forestry community leaders who support Wisconsin's efforts to achieve sustainable forestry.

The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources has begun implementation of a new forestry strategic plan for fiscal years 2023-2027. The Division of Forestry’s Strategic Direction is a five-year plan that …

The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources Division of Forestry provides a suite of tools and resources to assist private and industrial foresters. The resources below are intended for those …

The first place you can turn for advice about caring for your woodland is the local DNR forester. Each county in Wisconsin has a DNR forester available to assist and meet with you on your land for a …

Private woodland owners hold over half of Wisconsin's forested land. Properly managed forests provide important social and economic benefits like clean water, wildlife habitat, aesthetics and recreation.

Dedicated to working with the citizens and businesses of the state while preserving and enhancing the natural resources of Wisconsin.

Learn more about the 17 million acres of forests in Wisconsin, the many benefits of sustainable forest management and programs showcasing this valuable natural resource.