For Landowners
Resources for Enrolled Landowners
Thank you for participating in the Family Forest Carbon Program! We're thrilled you've joined us.
Our commitment to you doesn’t stop now that you’ve enrolled—we’re here for the long haul. You can reach out to our Community Managers with any questions about your landowner agreement, payments, or plans for your land. We’re here to provide support and guidance for landowners throughout the duration of your agreement:
- You’ll have access to resources—financial, educational, and technical support—to help you meet your goals for your land.
- We’ll stay in touch regularly to share important updates, reminders, and ways to get involved, whether it’s a local advocacy opportunity or joining a local event.
- We’ll provide opportunities for you to connect with other landowners, so that you can learn from and support each other.
Join The Family Forest
The Family Forest is a dedicated online space where people who care for family forest land can connect with others who share the same goals and aspirations. This community offers landowners, conservation professionals, and their champions the opportunity to build relationships by using various content formats: question forums, polls, threaded conversations, live events, and sub-groups geared toward their specific interests. For leaders, educators, and peer influencers in the conservation realm, it will offer a centralized location to post announcements, information, share resources, and host virtual events as well.
To join us in The Family Forest, use this registration link or visit community.forestfoundation.org.
Forms & Resources
Here are a variety of resources that you may need during your time enrolled in the program.
- Attestation Form: Submit this form information every 5 years about activities that might affect the amount of carbon produced on your land.
- Voluntary Project Disclosure Form: Let us know of when you have upcoming work on your property—such as road construction, stream crossing, trail building, or other ground-disturbing activity.
- Upload Farm & Tract Documents: Submit your compliance documentation.
- Upload your Management Plan: Submit your forest management plan.
If you have any questions or need assistance, please don't hesitate to reach out at communitymanagers@forestfoundation.org.