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Kansas Forestry Association Programs
Established in 2009 the Kansas Forestry Association (KFA) is a not-for-profit organization that was formed when members of the Kansas Tree Farm Program and the Kansas Chapter of the Walnut Council merged into one governing board to represent both organizations. The resulting By-Laws of KFA were approved by the American Tree Farm System and the National Walnut Council. The KFA Board also serves as the State Forest Stewardship Coordinating Committee, advising the Kansas Forest Service in the operations of the Rural Forestry and Forest Stewardship Program. KFA now serves as the “umbrella” organization for each group but also extends membership to anyone dedicated to their vision of “Sustaining the health and productivity of Kansas woodlands, windbreaks and related natural resources.”
About the KFA
KFA provides landowners with the tools they need to care for their woodlands, shelterbelts and related natural resources. The Kansas Forestry Association (KFA) was established in 2009 when members of the Kansas Tree Farm Program and the Kansas Chapter of the Walnut Council agreed to merge their governing Boards into one to represent both organizations.
American Tree Farm System
Our mission is the promotion of renewable forest resources on private lands, protection of the environment and increasing public understanding of all the benefits of productive forestry.
Walnut Council
Providing knowledge about growth and use of Black Walnut since 1970. To advance cultural practices and help transfer science and technology from the laboratory to actual field practice.
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