1. “Grow Some Green” in South Carolina Tim Adams Resource Development Director South Carolina Forestry Commission

2. 64% of South Carolina is forested.

3. Forestland Acreage, 1936-2005

4. Balance of Forestland Type

5. South Carolina Forestland Ownership

6. Age Distribution of SC’s Natural Pine Timberlands

7. Timber Volume

8. Timber Volume Inventory Total Growing Stock Inventory 100% Annual Gross Growth 6% Annual Removals 4% Annual Mortality 0.9%

9. Softwood Inventory in South Carolina Prepared on February 17, 2006 Kronotex Grant Forest Products Tech-Wood

10. Storm Cloud on the Horizon

11. New Wood Consumption from South Carolina Forests

12. Tree Planting in South Carolina 1981-2005

13. Forest Sustainability Analysis SERTS SC Forestry Commission US Forest ServiceBob Abt – NC State

14. Pulpwood will be our “Canary in the Coal Mine”

15. Pine Pulpwood Inventory Projections

16. Pine Sawtimber Inventory Projections

17. Softwood Growth/Removal Ratio Trends Areas where G/R > 1 in 1970

18. Fisher Communication for www.highwaysordieways.org/movie.html

19. Family Forest Landowner Factoids 72% are older than 55 years old. Recreation was the most common recent activity. Transferring land to heirs is their top planned activity. Family legacy & aesthetics are main reasons for owning land. 77% have owned their land > 10 years.

20. Landowner Outreach Program 800-SCTREES or SCTREES.org Billboards Radio Spots Sponsored Landowner Meetings Direct-Mail Publications

21. Billboard Design

22. Landowner Outreach Program 800-SCTREES or SCTREES.org Billboards Radio Spots Sponsored Landowner Meetings Direct-Mail Publications

23. Landowner Outreach Program 800-SCTREES or SCTREES.org Billboards Radio Spots Sponsored Landowner Meetings Direct-Mail Publications

24. “Grow Some Green” Brochure

25. Internal Rate of Return for Pine Plantations

26. Land in Farms in SC

27. Advances in Southern Pine Forest Productivity