Enrooted, The Podcast Danielle atkins

Ever feel like your landownership is simply too difficult, too big, too "impossible" to handle? Today's episode we'll out like 5 Steps learned from David on how to overcome the seemingly impossible task, and how to change our perspective around it!

Today Danielle shared how two popular government programs for forest landowners help you maximize income, enhance wildlife habitat and increase the succession longevity of your land. Listen to uncover the financial and environmental benefits of the NRCS EQIP and CSP programs and listen to the end to hear about 2 opportunities to dive in more!

What are the bare minimal essential things you NEED to know with your forestland?! Today Danielle is sharing a teaser of The Woman Landowner Academy and giving you THOSE essential need to know answers you SHOULD have and share with your family. Your first steps in forestland management rely on your ability to have these answers accurately.

This one is for the smaller landowner... What do you do during those awkward years between tree planting and your first thinning? What do you do when you're entire property is within this awkward age class: too young to burn (for most), not much in-between row habitat enhancement work to be emphasized that won't be shaded out... Listen to today's episode on how you can stay plugged into your property and land management, even in the in-between years...

We want to do all things at all times at the exact same time. How can we possibly just pick ONE thing to focus on? We want to ensure we help the ecosystem, our environment, and all the animals! While we also recognize we have to gain some revenue from it to support our property taxes and ongoing management, and acknowledge the mental and emotional benefits we receive from walking in nature and especially within our own woods! Listen to today's episode about how important it is to prioritize your objectives, to not do all things at all times and the risk of what happens when you do...

Have you ever wondered if it would simply be best to hand over the reigns to a forestry consultant? I mean, they know best right?! Listen to today's episode about WHY that is a terrible idea, and what should be the true role of your forestry consultant with your family forestland?