If you just bought or inherited a piece of land, you may be thinking, “Now what?” Completing these activities will help you discover more about your new property and put you on the path to caring for it.

Learn What to Look For

learn what to look forScenic views. Burbling streams. Old stone walls. Check out these special places on other woodlots to get some fresh ideas for your own.

 

 

 

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Find Special Places on My Woodlot (4.1MB)

This PDF slideshow includes over 35 color photos of different kinds of special places on various woodlots. Some examples might surprise you, like sentimental or historic features.

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Take the Path Less Travelled

Take the Path Less Travelled

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Learn Where to Look

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Free aerial photos and topographic maps can reveal a lot about your property, and a simple hike can turn into a natural history lesson when you can read the woods.

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Capture Fall Foliage Colors

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Peak autumn color only lasts a few days each year. When your woodlot erupts in orange, yellow, and red, be ready to photograph this beautiful season.

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Winter landscape photography can be a challenge on you and your camera, so review this advice from the pros before you head out in the cold.

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