Assisting Farmers Through the North Carolina Soil Wealth Areas
By James Smith // Associate, Croatan Institute
Honoring Sacrifice and Nurturing Family Legacies with Sustainable Forestry
By Phyllis Walton Harrison
Youth Ambassadors Share Their Experiences on Leadership Role and SFLRP’s STEAM Summit
Q and A with Youth Ambassadors London Barber and J'Yanah Powell
Our Plan to Transform Forest Land Into a ‘Living Classroom’ for Young People
By Jimmy Johnson
How Forests, Carbon Credits and Conservation Can Work for North Carolina Landowners
By Dani Hansen // Program Manager, Upstream Carbon
Understanding How Our NC Tree Farm Benefits the World
By Rachel A. Hardy
Dream Builders Communication Helps Plant ‘Seeds of Greatness’ at Youth STEAM Summit
By Kenston J. Griffin // CEO, Dream Builders Communication Inc.
Digital Literacy Workshop Scheduled for SFLRP Participants on July 29
By Angela Battle // Digital Telehealth Coordinator, Roanoke
Keeping Forests in the U.S. South: Why Family Legacy Matters for Forest Conservation
By Laura Calandrella // Executive Director, Keeping Forests
Earth Day Reflects Significance of Environmental Partnerships Including Forest-Climate Working Group
By Bill Whitacre // Executive Director, Forest-Climate Working Group
Honoring the Past, Securing the Future: Fourtee Acres and the Greater Williams Family Farm
By Tremaine, Trevelyn and Tryon Williams
Prescribed Burning Is a Vital Forest Management Tool
By Jennifer Fawcett // Extension Specialist, NC State University
Rooted in Faith, Family, Farming and Forestry: A Young Family’s Century Farm
By Patrick and Anastasia Horton
October Conference Is Venue for Our ‘Forestry Family’ To Network and Learn about Land Stewardship
By SFLRP Director Alton Perry
As a New Sponsor of Youth Summit, Advanced Energy Is Eager to Help Nurture Next Generation of STEAM Leaders
By Onté Johnson // Project Manager, North Carolina Advanced Energy Corp.
Welcome to SFLR Network Executive Director Bethaney Wilkinson
By SFLRP Director Alton Perry
NCSU Extension Team Helps Forest Landowners Be Better Informed
By Robert Bardon // Associate Dean of Extension, Department Extension Leader & Professor, NC State University
Helping Southeast Working Landowners Cope with Environmental Stress
By The Southeast Climate Hub Outreach Team (Ashlynn Amon, Amit Chandramouly and Renai Nez)
A Day with Alton Perry and the SFLRP Team in Halifax County
by Ocie W. Clanton Jr.
Duke University Partnership with SFLRP Offers Path to Vibrant Future for Landowners and Forestry Students
by Jenna Schreiber
Students Can Build Connection with Ancestors’ Land AND Identify Career Paths at Youth STEAM Summit on July 26
By Reba Green-Holley, SFLRP Youth Program Coordinator
Family Forests Get Built on the Shoulders of Giants, and SFLRP Helps Make It Possible
By Avis Gray, Owner of Gray Family Farms
Hunt Lease Liability: Prudent Protection for a Popular Recreational Use of Timberland
By Mark Fryer, Senior Account Manager, AssuredPartners
Getting to Know Our ForestHers: Edna Williams
Reprinted with permission from the ForestHer NC "Our Forest" blog
Mass Timber Offers Endless Construction Possibilities and a Growing Sales Market for Forest Landowners
By Frederik Laleicke – Extension Specialist and Assistant Professor, NC State University Wood Products Extension
Oct. 14 Application Deadline for USDA Conservation Assistance Is Approaching Fast
By Julius George, NRCS Assistant State Conservationist -- NC Programs
Agriculture Resilience Can Happen with Healthy Soil, Diverse Income Streams and Solid Community Support
By Amanda Egdorf-Sand, Executive Director, NC Foundation for Soil and Water Conservation
Woodland Owners in Eastern North Carolina Can Support Rare Aquatic Species through Sustainable Forest Management
By Jennifer Archambault, Ph.D. – Endangered Species Biologist and Aquatic Ecosystem Specialist, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Foresters for Healthy Waters
By John Ann Shearer, Certified Wildlife Biologist, Partners for Fish and Wildlife Coordinator, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Winter Is Excellent Time to Help Wildlife by Implementing Forest Management Techniques
By Deanna Noble, Wildlife Conservation Biologist, North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission
Climate Change Emphasis Gives Woodland Owners Good Reasons To Stay Current on Forest Carbon Markets
By Rajan Parajuli, NC State University, Assistant Professor, Extension Forestry
Forest Products Week: A Celebration that Begins in Your Woods
By Mark Megalos, Executive Director, National Woodland Owners Association
Solar Energy Presents Landowners with Opportunity to Generate Income, Keep Land in Family
By Ajulo E. Othow, Esq., Founder & CEO, EnerWealth Solutions, LLC
The Time to Tap into Financial Assistance for Forest Landowners Is Now; Six Assistance Programs Are Available
By Alton Perry, SFLRP Director
A 4-H Testimonial: At All Stages of Life, Forests and the Outdoors Hold Treasures You Can’t Find Elsewhere
by Guy A. Holley, Bertie County 4-H Agent
Planning to Sell Your Timber? Seek Help from a Registered Forester and Know the Market Value
By Dr. Robert Bardon, Associate Dean of Extension, Department Extension Leader & Professor Forestry & Environmental Resources
Don’t Let COVID-19 Pandemic Stop You from Achieving Your Forest Management & Land Retention Goals
by Alton Perry, SFLRP Director
Our Tree Farm Is Exciting Step To Help Take Care of Planet Earth
By Curtis and LaDonna Barnes
2020 Off to Great Start with Forestry Appointments of SFLRP Participants Avis Gray, Tyrone Williams
By Alton Perry, SFLRP Director
Documentary Premiere Highlights Achievements of Sustainable Forestry Program
Reprinted from Roanoke Electric Cooperative website Newsroom
African American Landowners Must Share Their Stories on Capitol Hill
By Fahamisha Amkajinaki
Micromovements: Small Actions That Have a Big Impact on Estate Planning and Heirs Property
By Mavis Gragg, Founder at The Gragg Law Firm, PLLC
New Webinar Series on Woodland Stewardship Is Excellent Education Resource for Forest Landowners
By Nettie Baugher, Commercial Horticulture Extension Agent, NC State University
Why Forest Owners Can Be Excited about the Farm Bill
By David Tenny, President and CEO, National Alliance of Forest Owners
Updated Tax Assessments May Affect Forest Landowners in Hertford and Northampton Counties
By Mark Megalos, Extension Professor, Forestry & Environmental Resources, NC State University
Fourtee Acres: A Family Journey to a Sustainable Future
By Tyrone Williams
Attention: Halifax County Forest Owners; USFS Seeks Your Input
By Brett Butler, Research Forester, Northern Research Station USDA Forest Service
The Reasons I Have a Passion for Sustainable Forestry
By Alton Perry, SFLRP Director