Management systems available specific to the landowner. Research responsive to identified needs. Integrated natural resource professional at university and government levels. Research focused on economic gain while maintaining integrity of ecosystem. Forest land management and opportunities described clearly and accessible on Internet.
Forest inventories are regular and credible and public recognizes the problem.
Funding allocated from cost-share to education and extension programs. Effective cooperation among states doing research and education. Large numbers of NIPF owners have access to and using extension education as a base for applying forestry science on the ground. Forestry management in public interest is made available through private sector. Lots of cooperation, better forestry and agriculture research, extension and education.