Utah Forest Fact Sheets

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001 - Species Ratings for Landscape Tree Appraisal in Utah
002 - Firewise Plants for Utah Landscapes
003 - Forest Management Planning
004 - Pruning Landscape Trees: An Overview
005 - Windbreak Benefits and Design
006 - Tips for Planning a Successful Timber Sale
007 - Forestry Terms
008 - Managing Forests for Water Quality: Streamside Management Zones
009 - Managing Forests for Water Quality: Stream Crossings
010 - Managing Forests for Water Quality: Forest Roads
011 - Utah Forest Types: An Introduction to Utah Forests
012 - Common Weeds of Utah Forests
013 - Preparing a Timber Sale Contract
014 - 16 Less Common Trees for Utah Landscapes: Diversifying Utah's Community Forests
015 - Conifers for Utah
016 - Forest Grazing: Managing your Land for Trees, Forage, and Livestock
017 - Planting Landscape Trees
018 - Native American Uses of Utah Forest Trees
019 - UofU Tree Identification Tour
020 - Getting Chemicals Into Trees Without Spraying
021 - Sunscald Injury or Southwest Winter Injury on Deciduous Trees
022 - Preventing Deer Damage to Your Trees and Shrubs
023 - USU Campus Tree Identification Tour
024 - How to Create a Wildlife-Friendly Yard
025 - Prescribed Fire on Public Lands
026 - Key to the Trees of Logan Canyon
027 - Gardening in Clay Soils
028 - Selecting Trees for High Elevations
029 - Gardening in Sandy Soils
030 - Tree/Sidewalk Conflicts: One Way to Save Trees
031 - The Regeneration of Aspen Stands in Southern Utah
032 - Trees and Climate Change
033 - Aspen: How to Grow a Good Tree in a Bad Situation
034 - Biochar for Forest Restoration in Western States
035 - A New Utah Forest Insect Pest: Balsam Woolly Adelgid
036 - Protect Your Home from Wildfire: Ember Awareness Checklist
037 - Hazardous Fuels Reduction Using Flame Cap Biochar Kilns
038 - Identifying & Preventing Porcupine Damage to Trees
039 - Taking it to the Road: Utah Biochar Workshops Increase Knowledge and Lead to Behavior Change
040 - Tree Seedling Planting Guide
041 - Can Trees Get Cancer?
042 - Pinyon-Juniper Ecology and Management
043 - Producing Maple Syrup From Boxelder and Norway Maple Trees

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041 - Can Trees Get Cancer?

This fact sheet describes various cancer-like growths commonly found on trees.

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042 - Pinyon-Juniper Ecology and Management

This fact sheet covers pinyon-juniper ecology, expansion, and management.

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043 - Producing Maple Syrup From Boxelder and Norway Maple Trees

This fact sheet covers how to tap and produce maple syrup from Boxelder and Norway Maple trees in Utah. It includes tree identification, temperature requirements, tapping instructions, sap use and syrup production.

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