The Michigan Society
Since 1900, the Society of American Foresters has provided access to information and networking opportunities to prepare members for the challenges and the changes that face natural resource professionals.
Contact the Michigan SAF Chair for more information.
The mission of the Michigan Society of American Foresters is to serve those professional natural resource managers responsible for the stewardship of our forests and offer information to the many interests within our Michigan communities.
The Michigan SAF consists of over 500 foresters from many walks of life; state, federal, industry, consultants, university, and others. While many perspectives may lie within every natural resource issue, the depth and diversity of the Michigan SAF provides strength and expertise found no where else.
Realizing that the health and use of forests is vitally important to society and that we, as foresters, have a technical and advisory role to play as spokesperson for these resources, we offer the following:
Contact the Michigan SAF Chair for more information.
The mission of the Michigan Society of American Foresters is to serve those professional natural resource managers responsible for the stewardship of our forests and offer information to the many interests within our Michigan communities.
The Michigan SAF consists of over 500 foresters from many walks of life; state, federal, industry, consultants, university, and others. While many perspectives may lie within every natural resource issue, the depth and diversity of the Michigan SAF provides strength and expertise found no where else.
Realizing that the health and use of forests is vitally important to society and that we, as foresters, have a technical and advisory role to play as spokesperson for these resources, we offer the following:
- Promote and enhance the professional development of our members.
- Create public awareness of professional forestry.
- Participate in constructive, open dialogue with other resource professionals, conservation groups, state and local government, and the general public.
- Be recognized as THE professional forestry organization.
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