| Welcome
to the Great Plains Society of the Society of American Foresters. The
Great Plains Society is composed of foresters and other resource professionals
working in Kansas and Nebraska. While Kansas and Nebraska are known for
their wide expanse of prairie and grasslands, forestry does play an
important role in both states. Forests from the west and the east come
together in the plains as the central hardwoods extend into the eastern part of
the states and the Ponderosa pine extend into the west. Through the
management efforts of Kansas and Nebraska foresters, these forest lands continue
to grow and thrive. Streams and rivers are lined with cottonwood and other
tree species that provide protection and habitat. Communities in Kansas
and Nebraska are leaders in community forestry activities.
|
Members at 2003 GPSAF Meeting in Kansas
Calendar of Events
GPSAF Members and
Member Services
History of the
Great Plains Chapter
Photo Gallery
SAF Mission Statement
Current GP Society
Officers
Publications of Interest
|
This website is maintained by David
Mooter (dmooter2@unl.edu) , Forester Emeritus, Nebraska
Forest Service.
Thanks to the University
of Nebraska at Lincoln
for providing support for this page.
This page was last edited on
09/21/2007
Note: This
website contains links to sites which are not maintained by or under
control of either the Nebraska Forest Service or the Great Plains SAF.
If you have a technical problem or feel that the content of an
outside link is inappropriate please email
us.
|
|
