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BRISTOL, Florida – Even though he was born in a U.S. Army base hospital in Heidelberg, Germany while his father was stationed there during his time in the service, there was never any doubt in Henry Green’s mind that his place in this world was in the woods of Florida. He’s been working out here since he was a boy in the ‘60s; now he’s a man in his 60s, and there’s still nowhere else he’d rather be.

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Industry News Roundup

Need To Create Bird Habitat? Call A Logger

Need To Create Bird Habitat? Call A Logger

The American Loggers Council (ALC) and American Bird Conservancy (ABC) toured a site near Natchitoches, La., to discuss the essential role logging and loggers play in maintaining healthy ecosystems for bird habitats. In attendance were David Cupp,…

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Lucky Branch Tract Finds Some Luck

Lucky Branch Tract Finds Some Luck

The Lucky Branch tract, an 80-acre parcel of bottomland hardwood forest situated next to the Little River and Uwharrie National Forest in Montgomery County, North Carolina, has been conserved thanks in part to a grant provided by the Enviva Forest…

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