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Reforestation: revitalizing axed economies | News, Sports, Jobs

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Groups Discuss Economic Benefits of Reforestation | News, Sports, Jobs

Reimagine Appalachia hosted a virtual meeting last week to discuss the Appalachian Regional Reforestation Initiative under the U.S. Department of the Interior’s Office of Surface Mining Reclamation and Enforcement. The meeting focused on revitalizing former coal mine sites and how restoring the natural landscape can create jobs and economic opportunities while helping out the natural […]

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April s From the Woods Today welcomes spring with woodland topics | News

Coreopsis lines the bank of a stream Photo by Matt Barton LEXINGTON â University of Kentucky Forestry and Natural Resources Extensionâs weekly online program, âFrom the Woods Today,â looks at the forest through the trees in April, offering relevant and interesting information about woodlands and wildlife each Wednesday atÂ 11 a.m. EDT.Â The program streams on Zoom and on Facebook Live. Hosts Billy Thomas and ReneÃ© Williams, UK extension forester and information specialist, respectively, welcome UK specialists who share their knowledge of Kentuckyâs forests and the creatures that call them home.Â Aprilâs episodes include:Â April 7: Matt Springer, assistant extension professor of wildlife management, will talk about the Black Vulture Project, and Ellen Crocker, assistant extension professor of forest health, will bring insight into pesky plants.Â

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