By Katie Jackson
Alabama Living
Family forestlands don’t just grow trees, they grow family legacies – inheritances that, if managed well, can be sustained for generations to come.
What happens to those legacies, though, if family forestland is passed on, but forestland management know-how is not?
That’s been a puzzling question for generations of families, and it’s been particularly vexing for women who, all too often, inherit family land without the benefit of family land management knowledge. Luckily, it’s one of many questions being answered by Alabama’s ForestHER program.
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