Magazine article
Helping Family Forest Owners Protect Cultural Resources
Insight, Vol.8(1), p.28
2008
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.7273/000000015
Handle:
https://hdl.handle.net/2376/18767
Abstract
Within the State of Washington, over 90,000 families own at least 4.2 million acres of forest land. The Washington State University Extensions assists land owners recognize and protect the many types of cultural resources that may found be on their forest lands. To support such efforts, the WSU Extensions collaborate with diverse groups and individuals while also offering field days, workshops, and other educational resources to land owners.
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- Title
- Helping Family Forest Owners Protect Cultural Resources
- Creators
- ANDREW BLAINE PERLEBERG (Author) - Washington State University, WSU Extension ANRDonald Philip Hanley (Author) - Washington State University, Environment, School of the (CAHNRS)James R Freed (Author) - Washington State University, WSU Extension ANR
- Publication Details
- Insight, Vol.8(1), p.28
- Academic Unit
- WSU Extension
- Publisher
- WSU Division of Student Affairs, Equity, and Diversity
- Identifiers
- 99900561276101842
- Resource Type
- Magazine article