Michigan's registered foresters are highly qualified professionals who can help landowners manage their forest land. The voluntary program ensures foresters have up-to-date training and provides landowners with a complaint review process.
- Spring 2019 Newsletter
- Frequently Asked Questions
- See the board of foresters, meeting dates and minutes
The Board of Foresters oversees Michigan's Registered Forester program. Their duties include promoting the program, handling complaints, reviewing applications and managing finances.
Landowners
Michigan’s registered foresters maintain high standards to help you manage your forest land for your best outcomes. They can assist you with forest management plans that will meet all your needs for activities such as timber harvesting, wildlife improvement, or tree planting.
Email Brenda Haskill at haskillb@michigan.gov to ask questions and get a list of current registered foresters. You can also download the list directly below.
- List of Registered Foresters
- File a complaint
Foresters
Voluntary registration is a way to let landowners know you're a professional, credentialed forester.
- Apply for the program
- Registered Forester Qualifications
- Continuing Education Policy
- Read House Bill No. 5001 (PA 116 of 2018) for program requirements
