wildlife

Foresters for Healthy Waters

By John Ann Shearer, Certified Wildlife Biologist, Partners for Fish and Wildlife Coordinator, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service —— As [...]

Winter Is Excellent Time to Help Wildlife by Implementing Forest Management Techniques

By Deanna Noble, Wildlife Conservation Biologist, North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission //   Even though temperatures are cold, and we’ve [...]

USDA Invests $50 Million in Partnerships to Improve Equity in Conservation Programs, Address Climate Change

ATLANTA, January 10, 2022 – The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) is investing $50 million in 118 partnerships to expand access [...]

Fighting Black Land Loss Helps Birds, Too

By Xander Peters, Reporter Audubon magazine, Fall 2021 (Posted with permission) Efforts to reform heirs’ property laws are expanding access [...]

Forest Products Week: A Celebration that Begins in Your Woods

By Mark Megalos Executive Director, National Woodland Owners Association   National Forest Products Week is celebrated the third week in [...]

Video: The Benefits of Prescribed Burns

SFLRP Director Alton Perry narrates this 90-second video on an important forest management practice — prescribed burns. [...]

Invasive Plants in Forest Pose Challenge for Nearby NC Farmers

Read the full article at the Carolina Public Press. [...]