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This section provides the latest information from WFLC member states and territories, as well as links to recent press releases and news mentions. 

If you are looking for WFLC publications, please visit the Resources section. 

For media inquiries, please contact: 

Sara Goodwin, Communications Director
303-893-0359
sgoodwin@westernforesters.org

 

Latest Blog Posts

Community Tree Planting in Grand Junction

Guest post from Vince Urbina with the Colorado State Forest Service in coordination with the Western Urban and Community Forestry Network's #HealthyTreesHealthyLives social media campaign.

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What's happening in western forestry? June 2019

Take a look at what's happening in western USDA Forest Service Regions.

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What's happening in western forestry? May 2019

Take a look at what's happening in western USDA Forest Service regions.

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What's happening in western forestry? April 2019

Take a look at what's happening in western USDA Forest Service regions.

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UAVs and Trees: How American Samoa is using Drones to Track Invasive Species and Monitor Forest Health

Over the past several years, drones have landed in the technology spotlight, catching the attention of the public and industry alike. 

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What's happening in western forestry? March 2019

Take a look at what's happening in western USDA Forest Service regions.

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Meet a Forester, Dave Schmid

This month, we are pleased to feature Dave Schmid, Regional Forester with the USDA Forest Service Alaska Region. We invite you to meet Dave!

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What's happening in western forestry? February 2019

Take a look at what's happening in western USDA Forest Service regions.

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Cultivating the Urban Forest and Social Wellness through Rooted in Cheyenne

Guest post from Wyoming State Forestry Division in coordination with the Western Urban and Community Forestry Network's #HealthyTreesHealthyLives social media campaign.

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Bridging the Connection Between Green Infrastructure and Human Health in Montana

Guest post from Montana Department of Natural Resources & Conservation Urban and Community Forestry (U&CF) Program in coordination with the Western Urban and Community Forestry Network's #HealthyTreesHealthyLives social media campaign.  

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