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If you expand your area and click on the point, contact information on the local forest processing guidelines and plan will be displayed.

This map is interactive. You can click to zoom in or out, or hold down the mouse cursor and hold down the mouse pointer to move up, down, left, or right. In full screen mode, you can search by location or name. To access full screen mode, click the button in the upper right corner of the map and it looks like a broken rectangle. In full-screen mode, you can find the search tool next to the red box next to "WorldWide Forest Therapy Guide Locator Map". Shaped like a magnifying glass

The guides listed in this map are trained in ANFT but work independently; they are not ANFT staff unless they are stated in their BIOS. ANFT has no legal liability for the services it provides.

The ANFT Member Certification Guide completes the ANFT 6 month training program and is a handling guide for forest certification and maintains existing ANFT members including opportunities to participate in ongoing training. The Certified Forest Processing Guidelines completed ANFT's six-month training program. In fact, the Forest Therapy Guide Intern has finished intensive weekly training and has extra experience through the course now. Participants work closely with experienced instructors. Please support our students through guided walk! The local forest bath train instructor has completed simple training and received ANFT certification which provides guidance only at work. A well trained guide completed a one week intensive course, but did not complete the certification

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