Pollinator plots are a great source of cover and food for wildlife.

A prescribed burn can be a great way to promote hardwood regeneration and early successional habitat.

Invasive species damage native ecosystems and reduce biodiversity. KINLM works hard to treat and control them.

Using hand applicators results in precise, highly controlled, and effective herbicide application to control invasive species.

Using a combination of felling, temporary forest openings and living brush piles.

Maintaining the health of water features on your land is critical to a healthy ecosystem

Easily one of the healthiest things you can do for your land that will continue to deliver benefits for generations to come.

Bringing wildlife browse o ground level and diversifying food sources is an excellent way to improve your wildlife populations.

Creating property access and reutilization of overgrown areas.

Help make better use of your property with property cut and designated trails.

Using a no-till drill is a faster, less damaging, and more fuel-friendly way to establish food plots.

Soil sampling is the most efficient and budget friendly way to ensure quality wildlife and pollinator plots.

Soil improvement utilizing an agricultural lime drop and fertilizer spreader for treating and conditioning soil pH in tough-to-access terrain.

When trees become diseased, infested, or otherwise damaged, sometimes removal is necessary.

KINLM supports numerous education programs throughout the community and professionally.

Turn forestry slash into wildlife habitat with simple and cost-effective brush piles that provide shelter to animals, birds, and pollinators.