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in misconceptions. The Goods from the Woods educational videos would provide students the science behind how everyday objects are made, increase environmental awareness, and spotlight our industry’s economic contributions to our state.
The Sustainable Forestry Initiative State Implementation Committee is providing the funding for this project. Thank you for your ongoing support of forestry education in the state of North Carolina.
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Acres, logdecks, stockpiles, line sag, and even hazard trees
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Mention “MEASURE” for Discount
Southern region states (but possibly more), for teachers who want more information about forestry in their home states.
PROJECT MEMBERS
South Carolina and Georgia Forestry Commissions • The Langdale Company
• North Carolina and South Carolina Forestry Associations • Dixon Taylor Construction
• Firm Foundation Custom Construction
• Keystone Forestry • Mullis Logging
• Nijum Developments • Lost Dogs Found
• Southern Builders • Southern Forest Products Association and Lowndes County Schools.
Project members will share and promote the video and lessons to various education and forestry organizations.
2021 North Carolina Forestry MEMBERSHIP DIRECTORY
The Must-Have Resource for Forestry Industry Leaders!
THE NORTH CAROLINA
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Advertising in the annual directory is a great way to showcase your business to every member of the North Carolina Forestry Association!
For more information, contact
Karen Bark 443-909-7824 karen.bark@todaymediacustom.com
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ncforestry.org / FOURTH QUARTER 2020 27
13%
OF THE STATE’S TOTAL K-12 POPULATION ARE AT-HOME LEARNERS AND THAT NUMBER IS INCREASING