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It would be a complete understatement to say that German-born, British Columbia professional forester Rainer Muenter has worked for some interesting clients throughout his career. ? ? His company, Monticola Forest, has focused exclusively on professional forest management for private forest holdings in B.C. owned by prominent German families.? His Royal Highness Duke Carl Herzog von Wurttemberg was one of these prominent clients. Read more in the latest issue of Logging and Sawmilling Journal??? https://lnkd.in/e_iqvv3m

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From infrastructure loans to conservation planning, the Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy's State of the Great Lakes report explores some of the state's major accomplishments, issues, initiatives, and challenges. EGLE Director Phil Roos said, “Our waters are central to our heritage, key to our economy, and are a critical natural resource. The 2024 State of the Great Lakes Report highlights the challenges these resources face and the importance of collective action to protect them." We're looking forward to another year of seeing farther to support sustainable, reliable water solutions for Michigan's communities!

"If aspen and beavers can coexist in Scandinavia, then why not here?" Learn about the complex relationship between two native keystone species at different stages of recovery in SCOTLAND: The Big Picture’s latest rewilding story ??

Really looking forward to discussing the value of insights in the era of the LLM

Just released from American Forests: a special short documentary called "Year of the Cone." It follows our crew working in Oregon's Fremont-Winema National Forest, and their work to survey and monitor cone development. Did You Know: There's a narrow 3-4 week window in which cones are ready to harvest, and thanks to their efforts, we currently have a specialized climbing crew down there that is collecting the thousands of cones that will one day become forests that cover former severe burn scars! With your support, AF is working with partners on the ground to build up the national supply of seed:? ?? We are bringing land managers, seed orchards, and contractors together to study seed shortages and coordinate to build networks of partners dedicated to growing seed supplies.? ?? We are managing wild seed collection on forest landscapes across the nation.? ?? We are growing and training an entirely new workforce of seed and cone collectors.? ?? In urban areas, we are enlisting the help of our local communities to help build seed supplies.? ?? We are also investing in innovative solutions to scale up our seed orchards – which can provide a stable source of seed for decades. #SeedSeptember

Four hundred years ago, the longleaf pine dominated the landscape of the American Southeast. More than 90 million acres of longleaf forest stretched from Virginia to Texas. And to this day, although the forest cover now hovers around only 5 million acres, longleaf pines remain a beloved symbol of the region. In the American Southeast, we’re supporting efforts to restore longleaf pine and other native species at a massive scale. Learn why ?? https://lnkd.in/g3DxRwR3

#IAGLRtrivia ANSWER: Over the years, there have been a lot of shipwrecks in the Laurentian Great Lakes, an estimated 6,000+ of them. Now the better question, how many of them have you explored? Join us next time for another #GreatLakes challenge.

Bid for a future for wild Atlantic salmon and their environment. Our 2024 Auction is now live at astauction.org ! ?? Every bid helps us continue our work to secure long-term species recovery. Our working strategy has three pillars: ?? EVIDENCE: Designing and delivering the research needed to understand why salmon are declining and what we can do about it. ?? SOLUTIONS: Putting science into action on the ground via our Core River partnerships to demonstrate successful restoration. ?? PARTNERSHIP: Establishing watershed-scale partnerships to energise wild salmon recovery efforts at scale. Together we can make a difference. ??

We know that apex predators are vital to the web of life. When you think of #wolves, what comes to mind? Folklore tells us the story of, "The big bad wolf," but this magnificent animal is a keystone species that revitalizes nature far beyond what we might imagine. "Canis Lupus" is a true restoration champion. Watch this short video to hear a different story - one of #tropiccascade, and of the remarkable transformation of the ecosystem (and landscape!) in Yellowstone National Park following wolf reintroduction. https://lnkd.in/gFajmdm