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The following few items take a cursory look at agricultural, environmental and natural resource law developments from the past …
[This is a weekly posting summarizing (and yes, some aggregating) legal developments – case decisions, new statutes and regulations, …
The United States Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has issued a “Notification of Temporary Travel Restrictions Applicable to Land …
Forest Landowners have a great opportunity to exercise social distancing while getting out on their land and connecting with …
Members of the general public – including landowners and farmers – with potential claims or pending property and civil …
Andrew Branan, Extension Assistant Professor, worked with the N.C. Cooperative Extension of Chatham County and the Chatham County Sheriff’s Office …
Property taxes paid on land held in co-tenancy are often paid by a single person to the benefit of …
It’s official. According to the blog posted by the North Carolina State University Climate Office, 2019 edged out 1990 …
The North Carolina Court of Appeals demonstrated in September that use of the common law term per stirpes – …
North Carolina Cooperative Extension has released a new landowner orientation guide regarding endangered or threatened species under Federal and …
A recent North Carolina Court of Appeals decision provides some clarity to when a landowner may install a gate …
The 2019 North Carolina Geographic Information Systems (GIS) Conference in Winston-Salem, NC this past week featured a presentation from …
The North Carolina Court of Appeals issued an interesting opinion in January 2019 on the nature of timber rights …
The flooding that has resulted from Hurricane Florence in much of North Carolina may have significant impact on forested …
All too often, the benefits of our waterways are unknown or under-appreciated. Recently, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration …
The following article was provided by David Glenn, Science & Operations Officer, NC CoCoRaHS State Co-Coordinator, with the National Weather Service in …
On January 23, 2017, $1,000,000 in “time-limited” funding has been authorized to assist landowners within any counties designated in …
If you own timberland or a farm with “woods” on it, how many times have you had a phone …
Hurricanes can be devastating to family farms and forests. In the event a landowner experiences damage to their forest, …
Your land is valuable to you and your family. Protection and successful transition begins with …
Forest certification is a third-party evaluation of the management of a forest. Certification systems assure …
Amidst the looming COVID-19 pandemic, the logging industry has sustained a 30-35% loss in the …
If you live in a home or community that may be vulnerable to wildfires, this …
This publication discusses contributions the forest sector makes to the North Carolina economy.
Longleaf pine trees deposit an annual blanket of needles, often called pine straw, on the …
Protecting farm and forest land can be complicated. In this publication we interview a family …
On May 28, 2009, new rules for reporting of lump-sum timber sales went into effect. …
