This book provides critical forestry insights into the timber assets of Kansas, a state not usually associated with large timber tracts. The author details the types of trees that grow in Kansas, the locations of these forests, and the predominant uses for this timber. The author also provides a helpful breakdown of the challenges facing woodland preservation in a region not known for its dense forests. These challenges include disease, climate change, and increasing urban development. The author concludes with an optimistic outlook for Kansas's forests thanks to an increase in the use of high-quality sawlogs and a growing hardwood pulp market.

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