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Terrel Jones- Art That Connects us to trees
In the quiet depths of the forest, where trees stand tall and rooted in the earth, Terrel Jones finds a reflection of herself. As an artist with a profound connection to the natural world, she doesn’t just paint trees, she brings them to life. Terrel’s love for trees is more than a visual appreciation; it’s […]
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Meet Kayla Stuart
Meet Kayla Stuart Being #forestproud can mean being committed to keeping forests as forests, being climate-positive, rethinking our future in terms of carbon, and reconnecting people to the forest. Kayla Stuart began her career as a nurse while juggling the roles of being a single mom. Her daughter’s continuous battle with asthma is what […]
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The Death of Sampling and the Rise of Forest Architecture
Certified Forester and #forestproud friend, Eli Jensen, is advancing the shift from traditional forest sampling to “forest architecture,” a cutting-edge method enabled by technologies like LiDAR and remote sensing. Forest architecture manages forests at the individual tree level, offering precision in forest health assessment, restoration, and resource management. Despite challenges, this approach has the potential to revolutionize forest management and opens new frontiers for sustainable forestry in the 21st century.
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Adapting forests for a changing climate in the Adirondacks
As our cities continue to grow, so do the challenges they face. Reimagine the way society lives, works, and plays by moving our cities from climate problems, to climate solutions.
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Seeing the Forest for the Tweets
As our cities continue to grow, so do the challenges they face. Reimagine the way society lives, works, and plays by moving our cities from climate problems, to climate solutions.
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FourTee Acres
As a 2nd generation North Carolina landowner, Tyrone Williams opens up about the importance of keeping forests as forests and passing on his responsibility to future generations.
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