​If you are interested in having a forest management plan done or are interested in a timber harvest, a list of professionals working in the general area can be found by using the link directly above.

​Please see other link below for a list for the State of Michigan.


The Referral Process - For The Landowner

Should you want to pursue forest management after meeting with Greg (see previous webpage):
  1. Your profile will be confidentially posted to our website for a two-week period during which forest resource professionals will have the opportunity to express interest in your project. Please note that no personal information will be available on the website; only a basic profile and general location of your land will be made available in order to help consultants effectively express interest in your project.
  2. Greg will compile a list of forest resource professionals who have expressed interest in helping you with your specific project and will provide further guidance on working with foresters.  
  3. It is up to the landowner to call the forest resource professionals and choose with whom they would like to work.
  4. Greg will be available to follow up with you, answer any future questions, and help you with future forestry and non-game wildlife-related issues.  ​
The Referral Process - For The Forest Resource Professional
Project #:  004-21-008   Date Posted:   12/09/20     Date Closing: 12/23/20 5 PM ET
Location: Montmorency County, T30N-R2E  Acres: 40 (total ownership)   Forest Type: Mixed-Pine Plantations/Northern Hardwood/Lowland Conifer
Work Requested:  The landowner is primarily interested in a consulting forester to plan and administer a timber sale. Access to the property and within the property is excellent. Harvesting in the northern hardwood stand(s) (10 acres approximately) occurred approximately 20 years ago. Trees currently have good growth and form and. Harvesting in the mixed-pine plantations (5 acres approximately) would be a first thinning of trees >6" dbh. Landowner is interested in something other than row thinning (perhaps free thinning, producing irregular patches, etc.) for aesthetic reasons, desire for more natural forest patterns, and improved visibility of access road.  We discussed potential removal of >50% of these plantations may be required to meet ownership goals. A Forest Stewardship Program "Landowners Goals" form has been completed and could be used in future discussions.

    Forest Resource Professionals: 
    If you are a forestry professional interested in working with any of these landowners please complete the form below specifying the project number or call (989) 356.3596 x102 or email (greg.corace@macd.org) Dr. Greg Corace.