Ozark Woodland Owners Association

Ozark Woodland Owners!
Our spring membership meeting is scheduled for 6 pm, March 20, at the Independence County
Cooperative Extension Center, 1770 Meyer Street, Batesville.

We will serve a barbecue dinner,
then receive a presentation by Robert Floyd, Conservation Programs Forester with the Arkansas
Forestry Division.

Woodland Owners! Where are you? Post a picture from your last walk in the woods!

Did you get our Fall Newsletter?

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Hey OWOA members!
Our very first OWOA director professional development training event is scheduled for January 27th! We have a big day planned in Little Rock. We will be meeting with and learning from many of our forestry and agricultural specialists! We have an exciting lineup and room for a few more members to attend. Would you like to join us? Feel free to reply here if you are interested.

Happy New Year OWOA members!! Your new directors are excited to serve you.
Drumroll….Please Welcome…

Cathy Biegel, Director
Eileen Merritt, Director
Gary Mize, Director
Jenny Harn, Director and Vice President

What do you want to know more about in the worlds of forestry and agriculture? How can we help?

Ozark Woodland Owners! Don’t forget!

Our fall membership meeting is scheduled for 6 pm., October 24 at the Independence County Cooperative Extension Center, 1770 Meyer Street, Batesville.

All forest landowners are invited to OWOA’s 2022 Spring Meeting to be held on Friday, May 6, 2022 at 6:00 PM in the U of A Cooperative Extension Office located on Myers Ave next to the Independence County Sheriff’s Office. The meeting topic will be prescribed burning and introduction to the Arkansas Game & Fish Commission’s “Learn to Burn” program. Fire is an excellent forest management tool and learning more about it is important. Make your plans now to attend and to make sure the appropriate amount of food is prepared you are asked to confirm your attendance with Secretary Ron Bell by email at [email protected] or by phone at 870-793-4379.

As the world begins work on reducing carbon emissions the forests of the world will be vital players in any effort. The Ozark Woodland Owners Association is a non-profit educational organization dedicated to forest landowner education.