Community-Based Forestry in the United States

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Community-Based Forestry in the United States a report from the U.S. Endowment for Forestry & Communities

Community-Based Forestry in the United States Survey Typology Database

Survey Captures & categorizes range of practices and geography of CBF 200+ responses from 25 states

Survey: Findings Broad range & diversity of CBF projects and organizations CBF practices vary greatly across regions—response to local and regional issues

Survey: Gaps Native & Tribal CBFs Communities of color Low-income communities in Southeast & Appalachia

Typology Classifies different approaches to CBF Framework for CBF database Helps match CBF projects with technical & financial support

Typology: Categories Place-based initiatives Support organizations Networks Community-owned forests

Typology: Classification System Rural community context Land ownership Capacity/organizational development CBF methods/strategy Benefit distribution

Database Initiatives Support organizations Networks

Database Based on results of survey Organized around typology

Database: Components Searchable database Maps

Database On-line Free Part of Trust for Public Land’s on-line Conservation Almanac www.ConservationAlmanac.org