Dovetail Partners, a Minneapolis-based environmental organization, has released a map and directory of forestry education sites. The information is available at the Dovetail website. The map includes forestry education sites located across the U.S. that provide the public with access to forestry information. The map includes demonstration sites, research forests and forest history centers. Many of the sites include tours, trails and interactive exhibits. The sites are geared towards students, teachers, researchers, natural resource managers and the general public.
"The interactive map provides visitors with information about each site, including locations, brief descriptions and website addresses for each. In order to access individual site information you just have to click on the symbols on the map," says Matt Frank, Dovetail Program Assistant.
Visitors are invited to nominate additional forestry education sites that could be added to the map. Information about additional sites can be sent to Dovetail Partners or submitted via the webpage.
For more information and to view the map:
http://www.dovetailinc.org/content/forestry-education-sites
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