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Woodland Magazine

Woodland Magazine is the quarterly publication of the American Forest Foundation that features compelling photography and stories about important work happening on the ground—which is made possible through your support.

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Summer 2023

In this issue, we discuss American Forest Foundation’s Family Forest Carbon Program expansion into the Midwest, share an update from policy team, discuss the foundation of carbon offsetting: additionality, highlight a corporate partner – The Pokémon Company and why they have chosen to partner with AFF, share stories about family forest landowners, and finally highlight members of the staff at the American Forest Foundation.

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