• Click below to discover activities you can do to care for and enjoy your woods.

  • Click below to discover activities you can do to care for and enjoy your woods.

  • Click below to discover activities you can do to care for and enjoy your woods.

  • Click below to discover activities you can do to care for and enjoy your woods.

  • Click below to discover activities you can do to care for and enjoy your woods.

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ACTIVITIES FOR FAMILIES

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ACTIVITIES FOR NEW LANDOWNERS

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ACTIVITIES FOR ANYONE

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ACTIVITES IF YOU LIVE AWAY FROM YOUR LAND

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ACTIVITIES FOR BACKYARDS

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ACTIVITIES FOR BIRD LOVERS

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FEATURED CONTENT

NEW BLOG: Winkler Woodlot

Should I harvest my ash trees ahead of an Emerald Ash Borer infestation? Many family forest owners in the U.S. have grappled with this decision. In this week’s blog, landowner Frank Winkler explains how he prepared for and oversaw an ash-only harvest on his Catskill woodlot. He’s been busy after the harvest as well, participating in an integrated pest management study, promoting vegetative regrowth on skid trails and replanting red oak acorns among the logging slash.

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BLOG COLLECTION - Wildlife Improvement

Are you interested in improving wildlife food sources or habitat on your property? MyWoodlot has a multitude of related blogs to spark your interest. If your woodlot is in the NYC Watershed, a wildlife improvement project(s) may be eligible for cost-share funding through the WAC Forestry Program’s Management Assistance Program (MAP) for forest landowners. 

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BLOG COLLECTION - Invasive Plants Control

Do you have invasive species issues on your property? Yeah, we thought you might. Many of the blogs in this collection demonstrate people making progress towards invasive species control. If your property is located in the NYC Watershed, it may be eligible for cost-share funding to remove invasive trees, shrubs, or vines through the WAC Forestry Program’s Management Assistance Program (MAP) for landowners. 

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BEAUTY & SCENERY

Just being in and around nature can support your health and reduce stress. Find, protect, and enhance your woodlot’s scenic beauty. SEE MORE
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PRIVACY & TRESPASSING

Most trespassing is accidental. With a few steps, you can make your woodlot a more secure place to relax, reflect, and recharge. SEE MORE
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RECREATION

The woods are a great place for you and your family to get out, explore, and have fun. SEE MORE
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REDUCING TAXES

Owning land means paying taxes. You can’t escape them, but there are ways to reduce them. SEE MORE
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NATURE & WILDLIFE

Discover the many ways nature depends on your land, and find out how you can make it even more attractive to wildlife. SEE MORE
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INCOME

Money really can grow on trees. Your land provides lots of income opportunities, if you’re willing to work hard and be creative. SEE MORE
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PROTECT WATER

What you do on your woodlot affects people and wildlife downstream. Limit soil erosion to keep your trails intact and the water clean. SEE MORE
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PESTS

Some plants, insects, and animals can pose threats to your land and your enjoyment of it. Discover ways to address these troublemakers. SEE MORE
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FIRE & STORM DAMAGE

Fires, ice storms, and high winds can damage your woods. Learn how to deal with their effects. SEE MORE
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LEAVING A LEGACY

How can you protect your land for the future? With legacy planning, you can ensure the next generation receives land intact. SEE MORE
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