Forestry
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Before and after photographs of an 8-acre clearcut the CT DEEP Division of Forestry implemented to enhance young forest habitat for wildlife and regenerate shade intolerant tree species.
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Before and after photographs of a white pine forest canopy after CT DEEP Division of Forestry implemented a thinning treatment to improve growth rates and stand health.
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Before and after photographs of an irregular shelterwood harvest the CT DEEP Division of Forestry implemented to regenerate and perpetuate an oak-dominated forest type.
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White Pine Plantation Thinning
Before and after photographs of a white pine plantation that was thinned by CT DEEP Division of Forestry to improve tree growth rates and seed production.
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Oak Shelterwood Establishment Harvest
Before and after photographs of an oak shelterwood establishment harvest implemented by CT DEEP Division of Forestry to diversify forest age structure and regenerate an oak-dominated forest type.
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The Rural Fire Council meets twice per year, and has been instrumental with collecting data, making important suggestions and connections, and has provided support to the Forest Protection Program.
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Connecticut District Fire Wardens are the liaison between Forest Protection and Fire Departments.
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Information on Forest Protection staff and program.
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Wetlands and Forestry
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Yard Trees
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How to report a wildfire in Connecticut.
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Forest Practices Act Enforcement
Enforcement of the Forest Practices Act typically involves individuals working without a Commercial Forest Practitioner License.
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Connecticut Forest Product Economic Resources
Connecticut Forest Product Economic Resources
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Regulations of Connecticut State Agencies Regarding Forest Practices
The Regulations of Connecticut Agencies were created with respect to the Forest Practices Act to assist in identifying particular details regarding certification not specified in the CT General Statutes.