Just be aware that these things can happen and take whatever precautions you think are suitable. That could range from changing nothing to becoming better acquainted with your neighbors to hiring someone to check your land or operation on some recurring basis. There should be no problem finding and hiring competent and dependable resource professionals and professional contractors. There are free resources available to help a landowner make these choices and you should be aware of and use them. In my opinion, I'd like to see a resource professional involved in all land management activities.
Some activities legally require the involvement of a resource professional.
This doesn't mean that there are not people who are competent to do various levels of land management on their own. It means that everyone should realize the extent of their capabilities and seek professional help to verify or continue on from where their capabilities end. We need to realize that everyone's situation is different. If I live in Colorado and own woodland in Maine I will need a different level of help than if I live on my woodland in Maine. You already know my opinion on involving a resource professional.