What a win for forests looks like at COP29: A path to global climate action

November 13, 2024

As a leader in U.S. forest conservation since 1875, American Forests is at COP29 to demonstrate sustained U.S. leadership on climate issues, underscore the vital roles of trees, forests, and forest products in our economy and society, and foster global collaboration on forest-climate solutions. 

Statement from Jad Daley, President and CEO of American Forests  on the 2024 election

November 6, 2024

American Forests remains committed to driving meaningful progress and action across the political spectrum, advancing data-driven practices that maximize the benefit of trees to strengthen communities, create jobs and build climate resilience for generations to come.    

Keeping forests front and center on the Hill

October 14, 2024

American Forests’ recent and upcoming policy efforts seek to elevate trees and forests in cities and large landscapes.

American Forests Applauds Senate Action to Permanently Reauthorize LWCF 

February 13, 2019

American Forests Applauds Senate Action to Permanently Reauthorize LWCF Reauthorization Supports Federal-State Partnerships that Protect Private Forests, Benefit Public   On February 12, 2019,

American Forests Applauds Provisions for Forestry in 2018 Farm Bill Conference Report

December 14, 2018

Washington, D.C. (December 14, 2018) — American Forests has released a statement applauding the inclusion of timber jobs, water restoration,

American Forests Congratulates New U.S. Forest Service Chief, Tony Tooke

August 22, 2017

American Forests’ Statement on the Appointment of Tony Tooke as Chief of the U.S. Forest Service: American Forests congratulates Tony