"Our Neck of the Woods" Summer 2025

The Summer 2025 newsletter covers several subjects of interest to landowners and forest enthusiasts. Topics include the Forest Legacy Program, elk reintroduction efforts in West Virginia, and the benefits of recreational licenses, among other items.

American Forest Management has made the Summer 2025 edition of 'Our Neck of the Woods' available through a link provided in the newsletter announcement on their website. You can follow that link to read the full issue online.

The Forest Legacy Program is highlighted as a topic in AFM's Summer 2025 newsletter. While the newsletter announcement does not go into full detail, AFM has chosen to feature it as a subject of relevance to landowners, suggesting it may have implications for forest management or land conservation. Reading the full newsletter through the provided link would give you more information on the program.

The Summer 2025 edition of 'Our Neck of the Woods' addresses the benefits of recreational licenses as one of its featured topics. AFM also offers Land and Recreational Licenses as one of its services, making this a relevant subject for landowners interested in generating value from their rural properties. The full details are available in the newsletter itself.

AFM's Summer 2025 newsletter includes coverage of elk reintroduction in West Virginia as a topic of note for landowners and those interested in wildlife and forest management in the region. For the full story and details, readers are encouraged to access the complete newsletter through the link provided on the AFM website.

Based on the title of this edition, 'Our Neck of the Woods' is published on a seasonal basis, with the most recent issue being the Summer 2025 edition released in July 2025. The newsletter is categorized under Client Newsletters on the AFM website.