Indiana Forestry & Woodland Owners’ Association
Indiana Forestry & Woodland Owners’ AssociationWorking for Indiana Woodlands
Indiana Forestry & Woodland Owners Association (IFWOA) was founded in 1977 and is a non-profit organization dedicated to conservation and sustainable management of woodlands in Indiana. IFWOA advocates for scientific best practices for management to achieve objectives of clean water, wildlife habitat, soil protection, native species diversity, timber production, recreation, carbon sequestration and many others.
Latest News
“The Nature of Oaks” webinar with author Doug Tallamy Sept 13
September 13 @ 7:00 pm – 8:30 pm Join IFWOA in this Zoom webinar as we learn from Dr. Doug Tallamy about our amazing oaks and their ecological contributions. Free for IFWOA members, $5 for nonmembers, registration is required to receive the Zoom link. Register now See the flyer Purchase “The Nature of Oaks” , available in hardback, […]
Announcing IFEF Educational Grants program is taking applications thru September 18
The Indiana Forestry Educational Foundation (IFEF) is pleased to announce the availability of competitive grant funds to help educate and inform woodland owners and/or the public about forestry and woodland management. The opportunity for award of IFEF grants, which are available up to $500.00
Forest stewardship award nominations now being accepted, due June 15
The Charles Deam Forest Stewardship award recognizes Indiana woodland owners who have demonstrated exceptional management of their woodlands. Anyone can nominate an Indiana landowner for this award. Self nominations are not accepted. Nominations are due June 15th. Finalists will be recognized at the 2022 Awards banquet November 5 at the Clifty Falls Inn in Madison. […]
New Woodland Steward newsletter available
The winter 2021-22 issue of the Woodland Steward Newsletter is now available. Read it here
Hoosier National Forest Buffalo Springs Restoration Project Proposal In Analysis Stage
The Buffalo Springs Restoration Project, proposed for National Forest System lands on the Hoosier National Forest primarily in Orange County, is in the early stages of analysis. The Hoosier National Forest has begun considering implementing actions within this area of the Forest that are aimed at improving and diversifying the forest’s conditions to benefit native […]
