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7 Jan 2022
5 Benefits of a Forest: 1. Rainwater & stormwater get filtered through the trees' roots in a #forest. The more #trees a landowner has, the more #water is filtered, providing clean water to the public. 🌱🪴🌲
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What was my reaction when I found out our state gem is actually a fossil?
Well, at first I was afraid, I was petrified.
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24 Oct 2024
Today, the I AM MSRHM pavilion was showcased at Scandinavia's biggest conference for additive manufacturing, AM Summit🍄 Born out of a desire to innovate the construction industry, I AM MSHRM is a collaborative effort between AM Hub, MDT, Naturpladen, and BIG.
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23 Jan 2024
These Highland cattle in Ben’s forest are helping to open up some of the vegetation and improve habitat for Capercaillie & other woodland species.
A similar job to the Bison in Kent, but without the very expensive fence and with less media coverage.
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15 Jan 2024
Miss America is Madison Marsh from Colorado! #ThereSheIs
📸: Houston M Photography
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14 Jan 2024
Talking Forests is headed to the American Tree Farm Conference March 12- 14, 2024 🌲🌿🌱
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#TalkingForests #Forestry #Forests #TreeFarm
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14 Jul 2023
"A new vision for the land. The logger, forester & former mayor believed that, if the town bought the forest, it could thin & burn unwanted foliage to cultivate open groves of old-growth trees resilient to wildfire and drought."
#TalkingForests #forestry
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10 Jul 2023
White spongy moth (Lymantria dispar) females are flightless (despite their wings) and attract the gray males using pheromones. The egg masses are sort of sponge-like (hence the common name). This #invasivespecies is one of the biggest #foresthealth pests in North America.
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14 Jun 2023
How do you reclaim a forest from a #bamboo invasion? Hopefully we’ll find out because @ClemsonWeedSci, @FNRClemson’s Janet Steele, and I are about to embark on a management trial for this #invasivespecies. Can you burn it? Herbicides? How much will it cost? We’ll let you know!
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6 Jun 2023
🫣 Heads up! Some incredible women will compete Saturday, June 10, at the STIHL TIMBERSPORTS® International Women Cup! 🪓 💪🏼
#STIHL #timbersports #axthrowing #UnderhandChop
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31 May 2023
Science Communicator Makes a Splash cals.ncsu.edu/?p=293080 Someone to watch!!!!!!!!!#WOLFPACK
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31 May 2023
Cultivating Ag Careers: North Carolina State University's Deanna Osmond morningagclips.com/cultivati…
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15 May 2023
Candra shares tips on how to honor #diversity in your career search, and provides insights for undergraduates & professionals looking to navigate #DEI in the field. This #podcast is a must-listen in promoting diversity and #equity in #Forestry ~ buff.ly/3pH1K6W
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19 May 2023
The Trudeau government is far behind on their promise to plant 2 billion trees by 2031. Is the target realistic? @namshine asks @JesseKak (@Forests_Ontario), Eric Davies (@UofTForestry), Brent Forbes (@SomervilleTrees) & @sumnerwild (@wildlandsleague) | Producer: @harrisonlowman
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21 May 2023
The Olympic Peninsula has been home to me and travel into Canada 🇨🇦 from this area is really beautiful 😍. I am documenting the @MalahatSkywalk today, which fits the older wooden treewalk European 🇪🇺 series from 2019 😀
#TalkingForests #Travel #Canada #Trees #Wood
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19 May 2023
Forget-me-not fun fact: the yellow ring at the flower’s centre fades to white after pollination, signalling to insects there’s no more nectar. The insects therefore learn to visit the flowers that haven’t yet been pollinated, ensuring no forget-me-not flower is forgotten 🤙
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11 May 2023
🎉 Congratulations to the Blue Ridge Chapter of Appalachian SAF on the expansion and restoration of Roanoke County’s Explore Park Forestry Education Area! With the aid of Foresters’ Fund dollars, they've added updated tree ID signs, numbered posts, and an SAF trailhead sign.
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5 May 2023
Lacamas Park in Camas, Washington has some accessible waterfalls, lakes, & hiking areas "The park is a diverse mix of interconnected trails that can be linked together in many different ways." - WTA wta.org/go-hiking/hikes/laca… #TalkingForests #GetOutside #thatpnwlife #explorewastate
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28 Apr 2023
A section of Alki Beach in Seattle, WA. Looking towards Bainbridge Island this morning was perfect.
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