Institutional Support
Institutional Supporters are nonprofit institutions, including colleges or universities; associations; professional and research societies and their local level chapters; museums; and local, state, and federal agencies and their affiliated offices. If you wish to join the FHS family as an Institutional Supporter, we’re happy to discuss these or other options with you. Thank you!
“The Forest History Society is the preeminent organization supporting research and understanding of how people used and interacted with the forested ecosystems of the planet over the long sweep of human history."
William J. Cronon - Professor of History at The University of Wisconsin
DONOR BENEFITS
- Subscription to Forest History Today magazine
- Priority access to reference & referral staff
- Environmental History journal (Partner & above)
- "Forest Timeline" monthly e-newsletter
- Member discount 10% off all FHS books & films
- Donor recognition in Forest History Today magazine (Friend & above)
- New releases of Issue Series books
We’re excited to partner with the following organizations who support our forest and conservation library and archival collections. Their support means our extensive documents, photos, oral histories, and other materials are available for students, scholars, and researchers to access vital historical information that can shape the future of forest health, productivity, and sustainability for all.
For a small investment, your organization can join this impressive roster of those who help us share access to the most extensive collection of forest and conservation history in the world!
- Alabama Forest Owners' Association
- American Antiquarian Society
- American Chestnut Foundation
- Association of Consulting Foresters
- Auburn University – School of Forestry & Wildlife Sciences
- Clemson University – Department of Forestry & Environmental Conservation
- Duke Forest, Duke University
- Duke University – Nicholas School of the Environment
- FINDOutdoors
- Forest Products Association of Canada (FPAC)
- Forest Resources Association
- Louisiana Forestry Association
- NAFO (National Alliance of Forest Owners)
- National Association of State Foresters
- National Association of University Forest Resources Programs (NAUFRP)
- National Museum of Forest Service History
- North Carolina Forestry Association
- University of Georgia – Warnell School of Forestry & Natural Resources
- Society of American Foresters
- Society of American Foresters Triangle Chapter
- Stephen F. Austin State University – Arthur Temple College of Forestry
- Sustainable Forestry Initiative, Inc.
- Texas A&M Forest Service
- University of Chicago Press
- University of Florida – School of Forest Resources & Conservation
- Virginia Tech – Department of Forest Resources & Environmental Conservation
- University of Tennessee – Department of Natural Resources
- Wageningen University & Research
Other Ways to Support
Individual Supporters
Supporting the Forest History Society is a unique way to help bring history to life. Your support funds critical activities like the processing of archival collections, digitizing rare photos, and the recording of oral histories.
Corporate Partners
Corporate Partners recognize the importance of preserving forest and conservation history for its impact on the future in natural resource education, industry, forestry, environmental policy, landscape change, wildfire management, and more.