The MFPC Talent Taskforce has created a few tools that would be helpful if your organization would like to host a tour group. 

Below is a document that breaks down the items of importance to consider when organizing the group, ensuring group safety, effectivetly communicating to group members, etc.

The taskforce also created a powerpoint slide deck that highlights Michigan's forest products industry statistics, in a way that relates better to the general public. 

Please find attached resources for use during visits with members of Congress or state legislators during recesses from AF&PA. 

Included are:

• The recess toolkit with issue-specific talking points on our priority issues and links to AF&PA one-pagers, economic fact sheets, and legislator scorecards.
• A guide to conducting a successful facility visit. 

Our annual report can be viewed via the link below. 

The 2018 first quarter report includes data on forest health in Huron-Manistee, Ottawa and Hiawatha forests, first quarter state and federal market activity and first quarter timber sales. 

At it's very core, timber harvesting is the most basic forest management activity. It is an important part of keeping both forests and the communities that depend on them healthy and sustainable. Skillful logging creates wildlife habitat and protects streams from erosion and landscapes from fire, while supporting our country's seventh largest industry: forest product manufacturing. 

Tree PAC is a separate segregated fund of the Michigan Forest Products Council.

In Tree PAC, eligible employees of forest products companies work together to make certain government leaders understand how their decisions affect our industry and our lives.

With Tree PAC and you'll gain access to a wealth of information designed to keep you better informed about important political developments. 

Your support today helps elect good leaders and will help you become a more informed particpant in the political process. 

The Michigan Department of Natural Resources Timber report for the fourth quarter fiscal year 2021-2022 Public Act 87 of 2021, Section 802.