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Industry News Roundup
Arkansas State Forester Resigns Following Audit Findings
John Shannon has resigned as Arkansas State Forester following a legislative audit that questioned financial practices at the Arkansas Forestry Commission that led to the layoff of 34 employees. Shannon’s decision came after reviewing the…
Alabama Tree Recovery Campaign Reaching Out To 16 Tornado Damaged Communities
The Alabama Tree Recovery Campaign recently announced the distribution of thousands of trees to residents at an event last week in Tuscaloosa as part of an effort to reforest the state’s communities damaged in the…
Kentucky Division Of Forestry Celebrates 100 Years
This year, the Kentucky Division of Forestry (KDF) is celebrating its 100th anniversary. To help commemorate KDF’s Centennial and to acknowledge its employees both past and present, Gov. Steve Beshear signed a proclamation this week…
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