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Earth Friends to Plant 2,000 Trees for Tigers
Earth Friends Wildlife Foundation kicks off a promising
New Year for Trees for Tigers. Whole
Story
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At the Head of the Class
American Forests meets the standards of tough new watchdog
groups. Whole
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American Forests Plans Trip to South Africa
American Forests and People to People lead a forestry
delegation to South Africa. Whole
Story
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Race for Trees!
The annual Uwharrie Run in North Carolina pushes American
Forests' trail-running and tree-planting boundaries. Whole
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Armstrong's Bayou Trees
Armstrong Wood Products helps plant 175,000 native trees
at the Bayou Bartholomew in Arkansas. Whole
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Paving the Way for Wilderness Roads
Will state and local governments make it easier to develop
wilderness areas and national parks?
Whole
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High Hopes for an Oak
Concerned citizens, celebrities, and tree sitters support
a 400-year-old oak threatened by road-widening.
Whole
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Trees and Their Hold on H2O
Did you know trees create most of the nation's fresh water?
Former Forest Service Chief Mike Dombeck explains.
Whole
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American Forests' Feature Creature: The Lynx
Trees provide Alaska's only native big cat with the perfect
habitat for hunting and shelter. Whole
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Did you know?
The average life of a tree growing in a typical
downtown area is only seven years. Due to a lack
of root space and poor, compacted soils, most
downtown trees are essentially "potted plants."
To find out more about our Urban
Forests, visit http://www.americanforests.org/graytogreen/.
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