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Final Workshop for Policy and Planning Professionals In September of 2005, the project team held a final workshop. You can download the brochure and presentations by Erin Sills , Nia Atmadja, and Annette Hiatt.
Teleconference: In June 2004, the project team held a teleconference. You can download the brochure, presentations by Sarah Warren and Kelly Mance, and the evaluation of the teleconference. Nia Atmadja has also provided data sources and maps (available by request: send her an email). And Kelly Mance has provided the following list of helpful links for developing low-literacy materials: FOG text analysis: Guidelines for developing low literacy materials:
Family Forest Heritage Days These were held in Brunswick County , VA and Northampton , Warren , and Duplin counties in NC. By clicking on the county name, you can obtain summary evaluations of the events. You also can download examples of the postcards and mailings used to advertise these events. NCSU graduate students Stephanie Freeman, Greg Frey, and Nia Atmadja helped with the events. Thanks to the Bradley-Murphy Forestry & Natural Resources Extension Trust for supplementary funding.
Working with your Small Woodlands
Some photos from the workshops:
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Working with Cooperative Extension and local landowners, the project team organized a series of "Family Forest Heritage" Days in April of 2005.
In the spring of 2004, the project team organized two workshops on "Working with your Small Woodlands" in the Haliwa-Saponi Multipurpose Building in Hollister (February) and in the Harrells Community Building (March). You can download an example of the 
