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We proudly congratulate our colleague, Brandi Colander, Enviva’s?Chief Sustainability Officer and SVP of Corporate Affairs, for her recent appointment to the USIPA Board of Directors. Your extensive experience will be a tremendous asset to the organization. Thomas Meth, here's to your exciting future ahead! ??

To all veterans and active-duty military... thank you for your service. #VeteransDay??#grateful #bravery #honor #EnvivaProud

Enviva was well represented and proud to support the MISSISSIPPI FORESTRY ASSOCIATION's (MFA) 87th Annual Meeting in Flowood, Ms. last week with a Platinum Sponsorship and Exhibitor Table. MFA Executive Director Casey Anderson and staff provided the perfect setting for collaboration and relationship building, along with an informative agenda and excellent speakers discussing topics including sustainably managed forests, forestry demand, and the state of forestry health. The conference highlight came during the President’s Banquet Dinner when Enviva’s Roy Holder was recognized as the 2024 Volunteer of the Year for Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals Log A Load for Kids! ?? ?Roy, from Richton, Ms., was applauded for his profound impact on the organization and the lives it touches. Learn more about Roy’s involvement with the Log A Load program here https://lnkd.in/dwxXh-k4 #EnvivaProud

Enviva associates from our Amory team were proud to once again sponsor and play in the Annual Amory #RotaryClub golf tournament ? last week at the River Birch Gold Club in Amory, Ms.?The tournament is a major fundraiser for the Quality Education Foundation (QEF) and the Amory School District.?Since 1997, The QEF has funded approximately $350,000 in grants to benefit the students of Amory. Supporting local schools and students across our footprint will always be important to Enviva and a part of our core values.? #EnvivaProud

Join us in celebrating National Forest Products Week! ?? As a renewable energy company specializing in utility-grade wood pellets, vibrant forests are essential to what Enviva does and why we do it. Healthy forests are critical to the reduction of carbon emissions and the fight against climate change. Forests help preserve our environment and sustain nature's biodiversity. That's why sustainable forestry, responsible sourcing, and growing more trees are the core elements of our business. ? A big thank you to our colleagues and to ALL involved in responsibly manufacturing the vast array of forest products that touch our lives on a daily basis and contribute billions to the global economy. ? Learn more by taking a look at the 2024 National Forest Products Week White House Proclamation ? https://lnkd.in/ereziupw ? # NationalForestProductsWeek #EnvivaProud ?

We are thrilled to share that our colleague Roy Holder, Commodity Manager at Enviva’s Lucedale facility, has been honored as the 2024 Volunteer of the Year for the Log A Load For Kids program ?? . This celebrated accolade was presented to Roy at the American Loggers Council's Annual Meeting in Sonora, California. The Log A Load for Kids program, which receives support from professional loggers and the forest product industry nationwide, raises funds through various events and auctions, with all proceeds benefiting children's hospitals within the Children's Miracle Network. Enviva is immensely proud that Roy's remarkable dedication and over 14 years of involvement with Log A Load for Kids have been recognized. His unwavering commitment has made a significant impact on the lives of those it serves, and his exceptional talent as an auctioneer has helped raise thousands of dollars for this worthy cause. Please join us in applauding Roy for his tireless efforts as a volunteer and auctioneer, which have played a vital role in the program's success! To learn more about Roy's well-deserved recognition, please read the feature article on the American Loggers Council's website: https://lnkd.in/gidzFK-q For individuals interested in getting involved with the Log A Load for Kids program and making a difference in the lives of children, please visit https://logaload.org/ for more information. #EnvivaProud

Thomas Jackson, Enviva’s Director of Conservation and Strategic Partnerships and Rick Frederick, Enviva’s Community Relations Manager, joined Carol Denhof, President of The Longleaf Alliance at the 15th Biennial Longleaf Conference in Sandestin Golf & Beach Resort, held October 8-11. The time was spent strengthening existing relations and developing new partnerships to support additional restoration on state, federal, and private lands. Did you know that in 2020 Enviva and The Longleaf Alliance announced the signing of a five-year partnership to protect and restore longleaf pine forests, one of the most biodiverse ecosystems in North America? Four years into this partnership, we are proud to say that through our sourcing, we have helped to improve or restore thousands of acres of longleaf forests across the U.S. Southeast. #EnvivaProud

?? #Wolfpacks: Join a team with a purpose! Enviva will be recruiting at the NC State College of Natural Resources on Wednesday, October 2nd. Members of our Talent Acquisition team will be looking for passionate individuals who want to make a positive impact on the climate to join our mission. Look for us from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Talley Student Union Coastal Ballroom on the 3rd floor. Target Degree: Forestry ?? ?? ?? We are currently seeking a Fiber Supply Specialist for our Northampton, NC facility. Check out this and other #openpositions and #internships by visiting https://lnkd.in/ehnqswCX #GoPacks #NaturalResources #Forestry #Recruiting

#NationalHispanicHeritageMonth is a time to honor and share the rich cultures and histories of Hispanic Americans.? This year’s theme is “Pioneers of Change: Shaping the Future Together.” The observation began as Hispanic Heritage Week in 1968, led by two Hispanic politicians, Edward R. Roybal and Henry B. Gonzales, under President Lyndon B. Johnson’s administration. In 1988, the observance expanded to cover a 30-day annual period starting on September 15 and ending on October 15. This month and beyond, we recognize Hispanics who have inspired and paved the way for past, present, and future generations and their importance to the American story. We invite you to join us in celebrating Enviva’s own Hispanic pioneers who continue to positively impact our communities, forests, and the climate while bringing their valuable talents and perspectives to Enviva every day.?

The wood pellet industry accounts for just .08% of annual harvest removals in relation to forest inventory in the US South. It’s a small but integral part of the larger forestry sector that is helping our forests thrive through strong markets for wood products and sustainable management practices. Explore more insights in our latest report, “Demand and Forest Productivity in the US South,” available here: https://lnkd.in/ewKUNJFr. #SustainableForestry?