Forests are accessible with respect for landowner rights. A variety of incentives so people can select their strategy to improve their forests. Available private investment capital. New regeneration from managed lands to enhance wildlife, water, etc. More gradation and variety in management from intensive to extensive.
Small landowners have incentives to participate in owner cooperatives.
Better markets for all products from forests. Integrated science and policy form basis for technical management. All timber harvest conducted under advice and guidance of professional forester. Forest management alternatives profitable to landowner regardless of size or region. The Summit was co-sponsored by The National Association of Professional Forestry Schools and Colleges and the Cooperative Research, Education, and Extension Service.