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SCHULTZ, C., JEDD, T., AND BEAM, R. 2012. THE COLLABORATIVE FOREST LANDSCAPE RESTORATION PROGRAM: A HISTORY AND OVERVIEW OF THE FIRST PROJECTS. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY

Citation: Dubay, Tayloe and Egan, Dave and Hjerpe, Evan E. and Selig, Wendy and Brewer, Dave and Coelho, Dana and Wurtzebach, Zachary and Schultz, Courtney and Waltz, Amy E.M. (2013). Breaking barriers, Building bridges: Collaborative forest landscape restoration handbook. Northern Arizona University.

Citation: R. Patrick Bixler and Brian Kittler. 2015. Collaborative Forest Landscape Restoration: A Meta‐Analysis of Existing Research on the CFLR Program. Pinchot Institute for Conservation

Working together in a collaborative environment is more important than ever to both the Forest Service and the public. However, there is often a knowledge gap between the lead agency and stakeholders; each use their own language and have their own set of expectations. The National Forest Foundation is pleased to announce the publication of a new tool intended to bridge the gap in a clear, concise and usable way by identifying opportunities and presenting techniques for collaboration.

This Earth Month, let’s celebrate all of the awe-inspiring plants and animals that call forests home. When you support the National Forest Foundation's reforestation program, you are directly contributing to making forests across the country more healthy, more wild, and more awesome.

A Toolbox of Resources

The Collaborative Forest Landscape Restoration Program: A History and Overview of the First Projects. Journal of Forestry

Breaking Barriers, Building Bridges: Collaborative Forest Landscape Restoration Handbook

Collaborative Forest Landscape Restoration: A Meta‐Analysis of Existing Research on the CFLR Program

A Roadmap for Collaboration Before, During and After the NEPA Process