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Learn About What We Are PlanningThe Sedelmeier Forestry Research Fund is a 501(c)(3) scientic and educational organization dedicated to controlling and the eventual elimination of some of the diseases that adverely affect the health of the trees of our forest lands, and to reestablish forests with trees that are free from many of the severely hareful diseases.With the help of its members, the Sedelmeier Forestry Research Fund will provide grants to college and university research projects to research tree diseases and find lasting cures. In addition, we will provide research funds to other research projects provided that the results of the research is shared with the public and is used to advance the public good and welfare of our public forest lands. Since 2008, Sedelmeier Forestry Research Fund members have joined together to enjoy, celebrate, conserve, and restore the beauty and sustainability of our forests. We are looking for several parcels of forest land which will be used as research centers and where experiments can be performed to develope effective controls and cures for diseases and insect problems can be worked out. In addition, on one or more of these forest lands we will build a forestry research center with laboratories, greenhouses, tree nurseries, and classrooms for advance pathology studies. We are developing public awareness programs to educate the general public about the diseases and insect problems of our forests. The Sedelmeier Forestry Research Fund promotes sound forestry management, timber growth, disease and insect control, environmental education, and wise use of our nation's renewable forest resources. In addition the Sedelmeier Forestry Research Fund will fund the purchase and planting of trees on public lands. These tree planting projects, made possible by Sedelmeier Forestry Research Fund funding, require a sound management plan that will ensure the forests will be cared for to provide quality natural resources for future generations. Educational and demonstration forests will be established to help teach school children and private landowners how to recognize and control tree diseases and insect problems, and to be good stewards of our public and private forest lands. Trees are an important renewable resource of our Earth. If you appreciate the natural beauty, warmth, strength, and durability of wood, you can help establish
healthy forests for future generation's natural resource needs. We can not do it alone. We need your help. Please join and please support The Sedelmeier Forestry Research Fund. |
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This web site was first published January 22, 2008.
This page was last updated January 28, 2008.