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Jones VaULT April 9, 2019  \nThe Team  \nProgram Managers  \nMike Santucci, VDOF Adam Downing, VCE  \nResearch and Analysis  \nJennifer Jones  \nAction Research Inc .  \nSpecial Thanks  \nEbonie Alexander, BFLT Jason Fisher, VCE Jennifer Gagnon, VCE Heather Downing, VDOF Michelle Stoll, VDOF Jennifer Leach, VDOF  \nAgenda  \n• Who, Where and Why  \n• Summary of Key Findings  \n• What Can We Do?  \nJennifer Jones VaULT  \nVirginia Family Forest Owners  \n• 10 million acres  \n• 41% over 65 years old  \n• High land values and taxes forcing heirs to sell  \n• Impact: Nearly 300,000 acres lost since 1977; increased parcelization and fragmentation of family woodlands .  \nJennifer Jones VaULT  \nWhat’s at Stake?  \n• Facing largest intergenerational transfer of family forests in history.  \n• 5.5 to 12.2 million acres of private forestland in the South by 2060, at the time of estate transfer (Wear and Greis 2011) .  \nJennifer Jones VaULT  \nWhat We Wanted to Know  \n• Barriers to Legacy Planning  \n– Are woodland owners focused on intergenerational transfer?  \n– What’s in the way?  \n• Benefits to Legacy Planning  \n– Do woodland owners see the value and the urgency?  \n• How should this inform programs?  \nJennifer Jones VaULT  \nWhere We Went  \n• 17 counties in the “Southside” of Virginia  \n• At least 50 acres; oversample of larger parcels  \n• $350 million/3 rd largest industry in Virginia  \n• 50% from the Southside  \nJennifer Jones VaULT  \n7 Counties in the Southside  \nJennifer Jones VaULT  \nWho We Heard From  \n• Three focus groups: 25 participants  \nGeneral: 11 participants; average = 733 acres  \n5 completed; 1 started; 5 no action African Americans: 9 participants; average =143  \nacres; 2 completed; 4 started;  \n3 no action  \nWomen: 5; average = 86 acres; all 5 started  \nJennifer Jones VaULT  \nLegacy Planning  \n• Different meaning  \n• Always included “the basics”  \n• Less awareness of the “conservation-based estate planning”  \nJennifer Jones VaULT","cbCaiuPsZWbH7grS","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiuPsZWbH7grS","pdf",1000886,53,"English","# Agenda\n## Who, Where and Why\n## Summary of Key Findings\n## What Can We Do?\n## Legacy Planning\n## Where We Went\n## Who We Heard From\n## What We Wanted to Know\n## What’s at Stake?","[{\"question\":\"What was the purpose of the research on legacy planning?\",\"answer\":\"The research sought to identify barriers and benefits to woodland owners’ legacy planning, specifically around intergenerational transfer of family forests.\"},{\"question\":\"Where did the team conduct the work?\",\"answer\":\"The study involved 17 counties in Virginia’s Southside, focusing on participants with at least 50 acres and oversampling larger parcels.\"},{\"question\":\"What land impact did the document highlight since 1977?\",\"answer\":\"It reports nearly 300,000 acres lost since 1977, with increased parcelization and fragmentation of family woodlands.\"}]","Woodland Owner Legacy Planning Benefits and Barriers - Action Research Agenda | PDF",1789908254,134]