Hispanic Forestland Outreach Program
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Through a partnership with mano-Y-ola and with funding from the Endowment, the USDA Forest Service, and the Natural Resources Conservation Service, the Hispanic Forest Landowner Outreach Program (HFLO) was established to provide technical assistance to Hispanic forest landowners in the U.S.
HFLO Program Goals
- Maintaining forest land as an asset for individuals, families, and communities
- Fostering sustainable forest management practices
- Connecting historically marginalized landowners to federal resources and support
Phase 1, completed in 2021, involved an enumeration study that determined the number, location, and needs of Hispanic forest landowners in the U.S.
Phase 2, in progress, involves the creation of a Trusted Hub for Hispanic forest landowners to access resources.
Area | Predicted number of Hispanic forest landowners |
Continental U.S. | 4,203 |
Puerto Rico | 19,951 |
Florida | 462 |
New Mexico | 301 |
Pilot Program Locations

If you are interested in this project, please contact Delie Wilkens at 864-233-7646 or delie@usendowment.org