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Climate-Smart Forestry Resources

Explore these resources for Rhode Islanders interested in learning about or implementing climate-smart forestry practices in woodlands they own or care for:



Caring for Rhode Island’s Woods: Increasing Resiliency and Adapting to Changing ConditionsDownload

Keeping Your Woods Healthy Through the Years AheadDownload

Climate and Health Species List for Rhode Island Urban TreesDownload

Additional Resources:

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  • Land Trusts
  • History of Rhode Island Forests

Rhode Island Woods is a partnership of:

  • The University of Rhode Island
  • Rhode Island Resource Conservation and Development Area Council
  • USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS)
  • Rhode Island Department of Environmental Management (RIDEM)
  • Rhode Island Forest Conservators Organization (RIFCO)
  • Rhode Island Woodland Partnership (RIWP)
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