Before implementing any woodland management practice, contact a forester to inspect your land and provide specific advice tailored to your situation. You might start by contacting your local county extension service. Their agents have access to forestry specialists that may be able to answer specific questions or provide publications to help you analyze your situation. State forestry agencies have foresters that will inspect your woodland, explain management options and help you plan specific activities. Consulting foresters are available to help you with all phases of woodland management including timber marketing, reforestation and damage appraisal. Some large forest products firms also have foresters that will assist you in planning timber harvesting and reforestation.