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Governor Wolf Announces Historic $900 Million Federal Investment in Pennsylvania Climate-Smart Agriculture Projects - Vimarsana News

Governor Wolf Announces Historic $900 Million Federal Investment in Pennsylvania Climate-Smart Agriculture Projects

Gov. Wolf announced Pennsylvania is receiving more than $900 million for 19 projects that will create new revenue streams and support for Pennsylvania farmers using climate-smart practices.

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Quittapahilla Audubon invites public to free monthly all-ages programs - Vimarsana News

Quittapahilla Audubon invites public to free monthly all-ages programs

The Quittapahilla Audubon Society is restarting its monthly programs.

Crucial craft and forests links topic of August-September webinar - Vimarsana News

Crucial craft and forests links topic of August-September webinar

A webinar titled “Woven Networks Sharing Sessions” will be held from August 30 to September 2 featuring craft changemakers from the Philippines and the United Kingdom (UK). Speakers will present stories and findings from Woven Networks, a research grant program aiming to grow forest resources and livelihood by strengthening the role…

Small-scale forest owners gain foothold in US carbon markets - Vimarsana News

Small-scale forest owners gain foothold in US carbon markets

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Small-scale forest owners gain foothold in US carbon markets - Vimarsana News

Small-scale forest owners gain foothold in US carbon markets

For Sara Velazquez and her husband, purchasing the 22 acres behind their rural Pennsylvania home was the start of a lengthy effort to preserve and resuscitate the hilly forestland. The question was how to pay for that work. “A nice, healthy oak forest — that’s what I want,” Velazquez, 28, told the Thomson Reuters Foundation in June, sweeping her arm across the property’s shadowed valleys and mixed tree stands. “We have a lot of invasive species in here, so dealing with that is part of our plan over time,” said her husband, Dan Nelson, 37. However, just after they purchased the la...