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Pine Creek Forestry, LLC

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Pine Creek Forestry, LLC

Services:
  • Timber Inventory and Appraisal
  • Forest Management Plan Preparation
  • Reforestation/Tree Planting Assistance
  • Timber Stand Improvement
  • Firewood Marketing and Management
  • Timber Sale Administration - includes marking, selling and supervising sale of timber and other forest products
  • Christmas Tree Management
  • Forest Wildlife Management
  • Forest Taxation and Finance
  • Forest Stewardship Plan Preparation


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Robert R. Williams CF, RPF
President
1405 Chews Landing Road
Suite 9
Laurel Springs, New Jersey  08021
Phone: (856) 352-2090
Fax: (856) 352-2189


 

Service Area

Statewide service provider in:
  • New Jersey
  • New Jersey
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4 Introductory articles were found for Pine Creek Forestry, LLC

An American Land Ethic - Protecting the Family Farm

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Most Americans think of New Jersey as the overcrowded land of turnpikes and oil refineries. The truth is much more diverse. New Jersey has a wide landscape, with a variety of forest ecosystems, from the hardwood forests in the mountains of northern New Jersey to the coastal-plain, pine forest ecosystems of the southern area of the state.



 

Atlantic White Cedar, Regenerating a globally threatened forest ecosystem

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Atlantic white cedar (Chamaecyparis thyoides) is found along the Atlantic and Gulf coasts of the United States from Maine to Florida and west to Mississippi. Historically, this species has been a very valuable timber species and remains so today. Over the last three centuries, the area occupied by Atlantic white cedar has declined drastically, and it’s now classified as a globally threatened forest ecosystem, and its decline continues. Hurricanes, flooding, wildland fires, natural plant succession and sea level rise all continue to affect a decline in the overall acreage of this important wetland forest ecosystem.



 

Species Exterpation

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Local Wildlife Extinction Southern New Jersey "Pine Chickens" Ruffed Grouse



 

Species Exterpation - Local Wildlife Extinction Southern New Jersey "Pine Chickens" Ruffed Grouse

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Letter written by Director Bob Williams to Ms. Jeanette Vree;and, Chairman, State of NJ, Departement of Environmental Protection, NJ Fish & Game Council dated March 7, 2008.