Disasters can have lasting impacts on Tennessee’s land, water, forests, and natural resources. Explore research-based Extension resources on hazard awareness, environmental recovery, water quality, stream restoration, forest management, and conservation practices that help build more resilient landscapes and communities.
- Map of Hazards
- Hurricane and Storm Damage to Greenhouses and Greenhouse Crops
- Preparing Your Farm or Ranch for Natural Disasters
- Tornadoes and Your Farm
- Forest Tax Webinar Series 5 (of 5): Coping With Losses from Nature and Chance: This webinar offers guidance for forest landowners on managing tax implications for timber losses due to unforeseen events, such as weather disasters, timber theft, and trespassing. It covers topics like casualty and non-casualty loss deductions, trespassing implications, and best practices for handling these losses tax-efficiently.
- Utilization of Storm-Damaged Timber: This guide provides information on how to manage and utilize timber damaged by storms. It covers the economic value of salvaging timber, how to assess damage, and advice for working with professionals to harvest and sell storm-damaged timber efficiently.
