This section provides the latest information from WFLC member states and territories, as well as links to recent press releases and news mentions.
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Sara Goodwin, Director of Communications
303-893-0359
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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.
Guest post from New Mexico State Forestry in coordination with the Western Urban and Community Forestry Network's #HealthyTreesHealthyLives social media campaign.
Take a look at what's happening in western USDA Forest Service regions.
Guest post from Kansas Forest Service in coordination with the Western Urban and Community Forestry Network's #HealthyTreesHealthyLives social media campaign.
Take a look at what's happening in western USDA Forest Service regions.
Guest post from Nebraska Forest Service’s Community Forestry Program in coordination with the Western Urban and Community Forestry Network's #HealthyTreesHealthyLives social media campaign.
Take a look at what's happening in western USDA Forest Service regions.
Take a look at what's happening in western USDA Forest Service regions.
This month, we are pleased to feature Alex Friend, Station Director with the USDA Forest Service Pacific Southwest Research Station. We invite you to meet Alex!
The Prescription Parks and Trails (Park Rx) project is aimed at improving the physical and mental health of individuals and communities by giving healthcare providers new tools to inspire patients to utilize parks, trails and open spaces in southern Arizona.
Take a look at what's happening in western USDA Forest Service regions.
Consumer demand for healthy, locally grown foods has resulted in development of community orchards across North Dakota. This project fosters community spirit by bringing people together to plant and nurture the orchards, and by providing fresh food for schools, residents, and those in need.
Guest post from Hawaii’s Kaulunani Urban and Community Forestry Program in coordination with the Western Urban and Community Forestry Network's #HealthyTreesHealthyLives social media campaign.
Take a look at what's happening in western USDA Forest Service regions.