The Forest and Woodland Association of Missouri is a group of volunteers that promotes healthy, productive and sustainable forests and trees throughout Missouri through education and advocacy.

Researchers from multiple disciplines, including entomology, plant pathology, horticulture, agronomy, animal science and agroforestry, combine research efforts to address an array of issues.

MCFA is an organization of professionally trained foresters that provide competent forest management advice or assistance to landowners. Each member is self-employed and offers services on a fee or contract basis.

The association serves and promotes the forest products industry of Missouri.

The Missouri Forest Resources Advisory Council (MoFRAC) facilitates communication among its 30+ members to ensure long term forest health, productivity and sustainability of Missouri’s forests; supports science-based research and surveys

Purdue University Forestry Extension's publication "Native Trees of the Midwest," a definitive guide to identifying trees in the region.

The center helps farmers and forest landowners by providing useful information for creating new income opportunities and markets, protecting the environment by reducing nonpoint source pollution and creating and improving natural habitat

Information from MDC on native trees and shrubs and planting tips

Agroforestry resources curated by the USDA Alternative Farming Systems Information Center.

The USDA National Agroforestry Center helps America’s farmers, ranchers and forest landowners conserve the nation’s soil, water, air and other natural resources.