Tenn. Code Ann. § 11-4-701: Technical assistance

The division is authorized to provide technical forestry information, advice, and related assistance to landowners, managers, forest operators, wood processors, agencies, organizations, and individuals. Such assistance and services may include: (1) Inspection and examination of forest lands and forest products processing operations; (2) Management planning and advice and recommendations concerning reforestation, silvicultural practices, timber sale preparation, and other activities that improve the forest resource; (3) Advice and consultation regarding: (A) Harvesting, processing, and marketing of wood and wood products; and (B) Management of trees and forests within urban areas; (4) Protection of forest soil and the quality and quantity of water; (5) Protection of the forest resource from insects, disease, and other pests; (6) Enhancement of wildlife habitat and forest recreation opportunities; (7) Authority to provide forestry vendor services at approximate cost; (8) Preparation and distribution of educational materials; and (9) Management of trees in urban areas. Acts 1986, ch. 652, § 35.

The division is authorized to provide technical forestry information, advice, and related assistance to landowners, managers, forest operators, wood processors, agencies, organizations, and individuals. Such assistance and services may include:

(1) Inspection and examination of forest lands and forest products processing operations;

(2) Management planning and advice and recommendations concerning reforestation, silvicultural practices, timber sale preparation, and other activities that improve the forest resource;

(3) Advice and consultation regarding: (A) Harvesting, processing, and marketing of wood and wood products; and (B) Management of trees and forests within urban areas;

(A) Harvesting, processing, and marketing of wood and wood products; and

(B) Management of trees and forests within urban areas;

(4) Protection of forest soil and the quality and quantity of water;

(5) Protection of the forest resource from insects, disease, and other pests;

(6) Enhancement of wildlife habitat and forest recreation opportunities;

(7) Authority to provide forestry vendor services at approximate cost;

(8) Preparation and distribution of educational materials; and

(9) Management of trees in urban areas.