Forest Stewardship Polycom Workshop:    

Plan for the Future of Your Land

December 14, 2011;  1:00 pm – 4:00 pm ET

G001 McCarty Hall, UF Campus, Gainesville, broadcast to UF-IFAS Extension facilities across Florida.  Select your location when registering above.  If you don't see a location near you check back soon because more will be added.   

Looking to the future, have you considered what is to happen to your land when you are gone?  Succession planning is the process of setting up a smooth transition between you and the future owners of your property. While estate planning is an important part of the process of passing the land on to the next owner, estate planning alone will not ensure that the property will be owned and managed in the future as you intend. When land is passed to heirs intact and with clear visions about how it is to be managed and why, the land is much more likely to be kept intact and managed as a legacy to the parents. This can establish a pattern for future generations.  This workshop will provide guidance on effective succession planning, an estate tax update and important estate planning tips and guidance on conservation planning options and associated tax benefits

  See Recorded Presentations and Materials here 

 
Event Cooperators:

UF-IFAS School of Forest Resources and Conservation

UF-IFAS Department of Family, Youth and Community Sciences

UF-IFAS Cooperative Extension Service

Florida Forest Service

Conservaton Trust for Florida

Questions about this or other Forest Stewardship Program activities can be directed to
Chris Demers at (352) 846-2375 or cdemers@ufl.edu. 

 
For more information and events see the UF Forest Stewardship Program Web site at:

http://www.sfrc.ufl.edu/forest_stewardship