Family Forest Blog

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March 19, 2024

Board Member Spotlight: Alex Alvarez

Board members of the American Forest Foundation take center stage in this special Q&A blog series that highlights their distinct experiences and expertise.

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Green and healthy forest an important part of our ecosystem.

March 15, 2024

AFF Awarded IRA Funds to Empower Landowners with Market-Based Solutions

The U.S. Department of Agriculture has awarded AFF $20 million of Inflation Reduction Act funds through its Forest Landowner Support program.

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Maya Solomon Retreat

March 15, 2024

#AFFWomen: Maya Solomon

Women bring a resiliency, vulnerability, transparency, and resourcefulness to the field that is necessary to protect our most precious natural resources for future generations.

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March 12, 2024

#AFFWomen: Aimee Tomcho

This Women’s History Month, we are thrilled to highlight #AFFWomen – those that work tirelessly to improve our forests, support American landowners, and benefit our communities.

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Maine Woodlands: QC Intel

March 11, 2024

FEATURE: QC Intel Highlights Premium Option for Enrolling Landowners

AFF has added a new category that will allow landowners enrolled in FFCP to receive higher payments for their participation, while the program has also expanded into Ohio.

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Ohio Forests

March 5, 2024

Forest Carbon Program Puts Conservation Power into Ohio Landowners’ Hands

The American Forest Foundation (AFF) announced today the expansion of the Family Forest Carbon Program (FFCP), a partnership with The Nature Conservancy (TNC), into Ohio.

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March 5, 2024

Introducing The Family Forest Carbon Program – Premium Option

Get 20% more in payments with the The Family Forest Carbon Program - Premium Option!

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SBTi Release - Smokey Mountains

March 4, 2024

New SBTi Guidance Promising but Falls Short in Incentivizing Enough Corporate Climate Action

SBTI is spot-on in its unambiguous recognition of the vital role the VCM plays in companies investing in nature... our planet depends on investing in nature now.”

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Hardwood Forests

February 28, 2024

Climate Disclosure Rules Are Still Evolving, But Companies Can’t Wait to Act

In the face of climate catastrophe and a society looking for solutions now, it’s in companies’ best interest to prioritize climate action while tracking and reporting that action.

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Vineyard

February 20, 2024

For Conservation, Climate and Grapes

In Allegany County, you can spot newly planted grapevines. To the Trezise family, Kevin, Rene, and their son Bryce, this is the site of their future farm and vineyard.

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Great Blue Heron

February 13, 2024

Who’s Flying in Your Woodlands? Guide to Migratory Birds

The end of winter gives rise to spring migrations as wildlife returns to your woodlands. We're highlighting the common migratory bird species often found in the U.S.

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Woodlands in the Sunlight

February 6, 2024

Five Principles of Natural Climate Solutions

Using The Principles of Natural Climate Solutions, we’re showcasing how FFCP can be considered a gold standard in carbon project development.

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January 30, 2024

The Rural Forest Markets Act: Bringing the Power of Private Finance to Rural Landowners

In the U.S., family forest owners are 21 million strong, owning 290 million acres of forests – making them the largest ownership group of woodlands.

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New England Woodlands

January 26, 2024

New England Climate-Smart Commodities Program Now Enrolling Landowners in Four States

More family woodland owners in New England now have an opportunity to apply for financial support to care for their forested property and increase carbon storage.

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Hunters In The Winter

January 26, 2024

Pennsylvania Family Forest Owner Gives Back to Veterans

When Edward Fisher and his wife, Katie, searched for a woodland property to buy in Pennsylvania, they intended to find a place to enjoy for themselves and their family.

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