"To exist as a nation, to prosper as a state, and to live
as people, we must have trees."
Theodore Roosevelt
This website was originally created by the Community
Forestry at Home and Abroad class at the University of Vermont
during the spring of 2002. The creators' intent was to produce a
website that would help "future knowledge seekers" learn more about
community-based forestry on a national and international level.
This website was revised during the spring of 2005 to illustrate the
most current community-based forestry principles and practices.
It also contains up-to-date resources for individuals interested
in furthering their pursuit of community forestry. The class of
2005 joins with the previous class in hoping that your exploration of
this website will lead you down a path of understanding and
implementing community forestry.
