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The New Brunswick Federation of Woodlot Owners (NBFWO) engages with landowners, universities, governments (provincial and federal), conservation groups, and many other organizations to be able to provide our members throughout New Brunswick with a network of information specialists, for whatever goals they have for their woodlot.

The Free to Grow in Forestry initiative aims to achieve gender equality and meaningful inclusion of equity-deserving groups (women, Indigenous Peoples, new Canadians, global majorities, 2SLGBTQI+, people living with disabilities) at all levels from technical to executive level positions in the forest sector.

Department of Natural Resources & Energy Development
- Forestry & Conservation
- Private Woodlot Silviculture Program
- Private Woodlot Silviculture Manual 2024-2025
- Mineral claims in NB FAQ
- Mineral exploaration map
- NB e-claims - Geocortex Viewer for HTML5 (gnb.ca)
  - The Province of New Brunswick has implemented an online map staking and claim acquisition system called NB e-CLAIMS. For the General Public, NB e-CLAIMS provides for the on-line viewing and printing of maps showing the location of mineral tenure throughout New Brunswick.

Department of Agriculture, Aquaculture and Fisheries
- Resilient Agricultural Landscape Program
  - Eligible Land
    - Privately owned farmland, including all managed lands for agricultural production (e.g., crop land, grazing, orchards, etc.), as well as associated wetlands, woodlots, yard sites, associated with farm entities/operations.
    - Privately owned farmland and, on a case-by-case basis, Crown Land that is accessible to the applicant under a valid, written, long-term lease agreement to manage the land for agricultural production for at least five years. A copy of the agreement will be required.
    - Indigenous lands being managed for the purpose of agricultural production.