The Spring 2008 issue of the Center for Agro-Ecology newsletter is now available online at http://www.agroecol.umd.edu/files/spring08NL.pdf.
Included is a story on Three Studies Explore Options for Maryland Forests. The studies focus on several topics important to Maryland’s forests. The first taps into a concern that makes news almost daily—climate change—and the role that forests might play in slowing the trend. The second study looks at markets for wood products that are poised for success in Maryland. The third measures non-market values of state forests and the ways in which management decisions can affect them. Full copies of the reports are available from the Center at http://www.agroecol.umd.edu.
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attn: Jessika Wrabel, Communications Coordinator
PO Box 42016
Baltimore, MD 21284
ph: 443-791-7416
email: director@mdforests.org
on the web at mdforests.org
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