The Society of American Foresters (SAF) is the national scientific and educational organization representing the forestry profession in the United States. Founded in 1900 by Gifford Pinchot, it is the largest professional society for foresters in the world.
Following is a list of the Society of American Foresters state societies.
- Alaska SAF (AK)
Yukon River Chapter
- Allegheny SAF (AN)
Maryland-Delaware Division
New Jersey Division
Pennsylvania Division
West Virginia Division
- Appalachian SAF (AP)
North Carolina Division
South Carolina Division
Virginia Division
- Colorado/Wyoming SAF (CW)
- Dakotas SAF (DA)
- Great Plains SAF (GP)
- Hawaii SAF (HI)
- Illinois SAF (IL)
- Indiana SAF (IN)
- Inland Empire SAF (IE)
- Intermountain SAF (IM)
- Iowa SAF (IA)
- Kentucky/Tennessee SAF (KT)
- Louisiana SAF (LA)
- Michigan SAF (MI)
- Minnesota SAF (MN)
- Mississippi SAF (MS)
- Missouri SAF (MO)
- Montana SAF (MT)
- National Capital SAF (DC)
- New England SAF (NE)
Granite State Division
Green Mountain Division
Maine Division
Yankee Division
- New York SAF (NY)
- Northern California SAF (NO)
- Ohio SAF (OH)
- Oregon SAF (OR)
- Ouachita SAF (OU)
- Arkansas Division
- Oklahoma Division
- Southeastern SAF (SE)
Alabama Division:
Mountain Lakes Chapter
Florida Division
Georgia Division
- Southern California SAF (SO)
- Southwestern SAF (SW)
- Texas SAF (TX)
- Washington State SAF (WA)
- Wisconsin SAF (WI)