MFC Launches RESTORE Program to Assist Landowners in Six Coastal Counties
In 2010, the Deepwater Horizon oil spill released more than 134 million gallons of crude oil into the Gulf of […]
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Buy Local, Burn Local: Don’t Move Firewood
Contaminated firewood can spread tree-killing bugs.
Read MoreMFC plays role in state’s water quality
When most people think of the Mississippi Forestry Commission (MFC), they probably think about wildfires and burn bans. While these two things are responsibilities of the MFC, they are not the only things the agency is involved in.
Read MoreMFC IMT activated to assist with Hurricane Zeta response and recovery
The Mississippi Forestry Commission’s (MFC) Incident Management Team (IMT) is being mobilized to assist in response and recovery operations on the Mississippi Gulf Coast following Hurricane Zeta.
Read MoreMississippi’s Forest Landowners Essential to Nation’s Wood Supply, Rural Economies, and Environmental Health
The benefits of managed forests begin with the commitment, investment, and hard work of the landowner
Read MoreMississippi Urban Forest Strike Team to assist with Hurricane Sally recovery in south Alabama
Members of the Mississippi Forestry Commission’s (MFC) Urban Forest Strike Team are being deployed to south Alabama to assist state and federal officials with Hurricane Sally damage assessments.
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