Family Forest Blog

Cara Dougherty - Account Manager

December 26, 2023

Cara Dougherty, FFCP Account Manager

Meet Cara Dougherty! Cara is another member of the American Forest Foundation's Account Management team. Originally from New Jersey, Cara now lives in Washington, D.C.

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Overview Snowy Forest

December 21, 2023

The Fight Against Climate Change Needs Nature

At COP28 earlier this month, the American Forest Foundation had the privilege of sharing our work with family forest owners to tackle climate change.

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Snow Forest and Road

December 20, 2023

The Voluntary Carbon Market Is Here to Stay – Now Let’s Make It Work for Rural America

If there’s one thing to take away from COP28, it’s that nature is undoubtedly an indispensable element to avoiding climate catastrophe.

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Snowy Forest

December 20, 2023

We’re Making the Voluntary Carbon Market Work for Rural America

As the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change (COP28) ends, I’m grateful to know that AFF is representing the interests of U.S. family-owned forests

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Snowy Forest

December 20, 2023

The Voluntary Carbon Market is Reawakening – Let’s Make 2024 A Year of Action

This year, AFF attended its second Conference of Parties, COP28, held in Dubai. COP28 define the voluntary carbon market’s role in the global struggle against climate change.

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Heather Brasell

December 19, 2023

Georgia Landowner Named the 2023 Outstanding Tree Farmer of the Year

The American Forest Foundation and the American Tree Farm System are excited to announce the 2023 National Outstanding Tree Farmer of the Year, Heather Brasell of Berrien County, Georgia.

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ATFS Sign In Woods

December 14, 2023

Announcing the 2023 Regional Outstanding Tree Farmers of the Year

The American Forest Foundation and the American Tree Farm System are excited to announce the 2023 Regional Outstanding Tree Farmers of the Year.

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Georgia Woodlands

December 12, 2023

Arbor Day Foundation Accelerates AFF’s Afforestation Efforts in Georgia

Today the American Forest Foundation announced the receipt of $465,000 in philanthropic funds from the Arbor Day Foundation.

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RFMA PR Image

December 5, 2023

Conservation and Policy Groups Celebrate Senate Introduction of Rural Forest Markets Act

Today Senators Debbie Stabenow (D-MI), Mike Braun (R-IN), and Bob Casey (D-PA) announced the introduction of the Rural Forest Markets Act (RFMA) in the U.S. Senate.

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Justin Kozsan - Account Manager

December 5, 2023

Justin Kozsan, FFCP Account Manager

This week we're highlighting Justin Kozsan, another member of the Family Forest Carbon Program Account Management team. Justin was born and raised in Knoxville, Tennessee.

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Carbon Cheat Sheet 2

December 1, 2023

Your Carbon Cheat Sheet: Measuring Carbon

To fully understand the impact of carbon projects, it’s important to understand all the practices which support the generation of high-quality credits within the market.

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December 1, 2023

Pfeiffer Family Forest, A Tree Farm Story

We're highlight American Tree Farm landowners who conserve their valuable woodlands and protect the natural beauties on their property. Today, meet William Pfeiffer.

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AFF Turkey Header

November 22, 2023

6 Ways to Attract Turkey to Your Woodlands

The wild turkey symbolizes a season of plenty in America. The following woodland management activities can help to meet the special needs of this unique bird.

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Road through the woods

November 22, 2023

Family Forest Carbon Program’s Carbon Accounting Methodology Submitted to ICVCM

This week carbon credit standard-setting group Verra announced its submission of their flagship carbon crediting program to be assessed against the Core Carbon Principles (CCPs)

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AFF Trail Through the Woods

November 20, 2023

Land Management Leads to Forest Advocacy: Cassie Ridenour’s Story

Cassie Ridenour learned to love forests from an early age. “I’ve been excited to support AFF and their programs, like FFCP, expanding to places like Ohio.”

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