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The New Jersey Community Forestry Program, established under the Shade Tree and Community Forestry Assistance Act, provides guidelines for municipalities to develop and maintain community forestry management plans. It outlines requirements for achieving Approved Status, which includes submitting a management plan, having trained personnel, and reporting annual accomplishments. The program aims to enhance tree care, reduce liability risks, and promote public involvement in forestry activities. Additionally, it offers training programs and grants to support local governments in their forestry efforts.

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Begin by filling out the Municipal/County Information Form. Ensure all fields are completed accurately, including municipality name, county, contact information, and signatures.
Proceed to the Introduction section. Craft a concise Mission Statement that reflects your community's goals for forestry management. Outline specific Goals and Objectives that align with your community's needs.
In the Community Overview section, provide a brief history and current status of your community’s tree resources. Include any relevant ordinances or plans that relate to tree management.
Complete the Training Plan by identifying necessary training for staff and volunteers involved in tree management. Specify how you will meet CORE training requirements.
Finalize by reviewing all sections for completeness and accuracy before submitting your plan to the New Jersey Forest Service for approval.

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What is the most forested state in the US?

Americas first National Reserve, the Pine Barrens account for 22 percent of New Jerseys land area covering portions of seven counties and 56 municipalities.

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