Wildlife Services
Wildlife is one of the greatest sources of enjoyment for a landowner. Proper and targeted wildlife management services can produce and enhance native species. Small changes and enhancement to the habitats on your land can make a material difference in fostering the evolution and occupancy of native wildlife.
Our Approach
American Forest Management’s Wildlife Management Team is registered, licensed and qualified to practice in every state in the country. In addition, they are supported by a group of talented land specialists and state-of-the-art technology. With this combination of skilled resources, AFM assists our clients with a variety of interests involving wildlife and outdoor recreation. No matter where your interests lie, AFM’s certified wildlife biologists and forestry professionals can guide you through the necessary steps to achieve your wildlife management goals.
While it may seem counterintuitive, many timber harvesting practices implemented on a property can actually have significant benefits for certain wildlife species, and foresters and Certified Wildlife Biologists at AFM can guide you through both.
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Wildlife management involves proper and targeted practices designed to produce and enhance native species on your property. Small changes and enhancements to the habitats on your land can make a material difference in fostering the evolution and occupancy of native wildlife. For many landowners, wildlife is one of the greatest sources of enjoyment their property provides.
AFM's wildlife management service focuses on native species and the habitats that support them. Through targeted management actions, the goal is to improve habitat conditions in ways that encourage native wildlife to thrive and occupy your land over time.
Yes. According to AFM, their forestry resources and certified wildlife biologists guide landowners through the necessary steps to achieve their wildlife management goals.
According to AFM, even small changes and enhancements to existing habitats can make a material difference in fostering the evolution and occupancy of native wildlife. The emphasis is on targeted improvements rather than large-scale overhauls.