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Working forests and farmlands have helped to shape the economic and cultural history ofour region for generations. Assisting private landowners to increase the economicreturn from their land, while leaving a legacy for future generations is moreimportant today than ever. Regardless of the goals you have in managing your land,having the appropriate resources available is crucial to your success.
We are writing to inform you of potential resources available to private landowners withinthe Uwharries and Sandhills regions of NC. The intention of these resources is to assistprivate landowners to meet the objectives they have set forth on their property. Theseresources may include specific guidance and management recommendations, assistancewith acquiring cost share funding, help with finding contractors to conduct work, trainingand support for controlled burning, and other forms of assistance.
We invite you to meet the agencies and organizations with potential resources available toprivate landowners within the Uwharries and Sandhills regions. At this event you can expect to meet federal, state, and private conservation groups that aid landownersspecifically in the Uwharrie/Sandhills region.
Please Join Us for a Landowner Resource Workshop for Landowners in theUwharrie and Sandhills Region of NC
Tuesday, October 22nd, 2024 ❖ 6 - 8pm
Montgomery Community College Auditorium ❖ 1011 Page St, Troy, NC 27371
This Event is FREE, but RSVP is required: jesse@sandhillspba.org or 910-603-1052
❖ Dinner at 6pm with introductions of local agencies and organizations
❖ Social time following dinner to speak individually with the
agency that best aligns with your management objectives
❖ Please bring any/all management plans that you may have
We hope you will join us to learn more about these resources and walk away with personalrelationships that will help you better manage your working lands. There will beopportunities and time to schedule site visits with local agencies on your property in thecoming months that will help you take full advantage of the resources and opportunitiesavailable at this event.
On behalf of the Sandhills and Greater Uwharries Conservation Partnerships,Jesse Wimberley, Coordinator, NC Sandhills Prescribed Burn Association