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Clearwater County 2200 Michigan Avenue Growing, ID 83544 Nonmember Forest Products Return by April 27, 2017, to: University of Idaho Extension Clearwater County, 2200 Michigan Ave., Growing, ID 83544.

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What is non-timber forest products?

Non-timber forest products are goods derived from forests that do not involve harvesting the trees themselves, such as fruits, nuts, mushrooms, and medicinal plants.

Who is required to file non-timber forest products?

Anyone involved in the collection, processing, or trade of non-timber forest products may be required to file reports or permits.

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Filling out non-timber forest products typically involves providing detailed information about the products collected, the locations where they were collected, and the methods used for sustainable harvesting.

What is the purpose of non-timber forest products?

The purpose of non-timber forest products is to promote sustainable forest management, support local communities, and conserve biodiversity.

What information must be reported on non-timber forest products?

Information that must be reported on non-timber forest products may include species names, quantities harvested, locations gathered, and methods of collection.