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Birch$100-$250 | Hickory$251-$500 | Walnut$501-$1000 | Oak>$1000 |
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Spreading the MessageWe are currently retooling all of our materials and displays to better convey our mission to potential members, policy-makers, and the general public. Funds are needed to print a revised brochure and to purchase more modern telescoping displays for use when we have an opportunity to set up as an exhibitor at major events. WebsiteWe try to provide a first rate information source through our website, to include as much as possible about Illinois' forest resource. We hope that visitors will be better informed through our website's videos, event calendar, directories, issues discussions, policy updates, and legislative and forest health alerts, to name a few features. Legislative EffortsTo represent the interests of woodland owners throughout Illinois, whether they are members or non-members, the IFA employs an Executive Director, who works closely with partner organizations and IFA's Legislative/Policy Committee to monitor legislation and budgetary issues that threaten essential staffing and facility resources in the Illinois Department of Natural Resources. Your support of our efforts in this regard would again be appreciated. Donation Form Bob Sloan Memorial FundThe IFA has established a Bob Sloan Memorial Scholarship Fund to remember a dedicated forest landowner and a long-time supporter of forestry in Illinois. ![]() Bob was well known around the state for his total commitment to promoting forestry throughout Illinois. He was a major promoter and spokesperson for the Illinois Forestry Association since it’s beginning. He was not just an activist for forestry. He was an ardent promoter and exuded his love for trees. He was an IFA charter member, our first treasurer, and lastly, a director in IFA’s Region One. He was a “stand up – take action” man. He continues to be greatly missed, but will not be forgotten. IFA’s board hopes to establish a memorial in his honor. The following are excerpts of Bob from his obituary..... |