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Nov 13, 2012
Call for Abstracts: Healthy Forests = Healthy Waters
How
valuable are forests--whether in the city, country, or wilderness-to
the management of water resources? Join the Pinchot Institute at the American Water Resources Association (AWRA) 2013 Summer Specialty Conference June 26-28 in Hartford, CT.
Sep 1, 2011
Cemetery is testing ground for carbon valuation
VERNONIA — A cemetery may seem an unusual place to test the world’s first ground-based laser scanning forest carbon valuation system, but then again, a project that links carbon credits with health care is not the norm either.
Read the full article in The Daily Astorian or visit the Forest Health Human Health Initiative webpage to learn more. Oct 6, 2011
Common Waters Fund Announces Grants to Forest Land Owners
Two dozen landowners across three states will share more than $175,000
in Common Waters Fund grants to develop forest management plans and
implement sustainable management practices that protect water quality.
The awards were distributed in September by the Pinchot Institute for
Conservation.
Read the full article on The River Reporter's website. Jun 28, 2011
Common Waters Fund Featured on Wayne Pike News
Wayne County Conservation District Watershed Specialist Jamie Knecht
talks about the Common Waters Fund on Wayne Pike Now, a weekly radio show in northeastern Pennsylvania. The Common Waters Fund is a $1 million fund to maintain and
improve the forests of the Upper Delaware Valley. The Common Water Fund is administered by the Pinchot Institute for Conservation.
For more information about the Common Waters Fund or to download a podcast of the interview, visit Wayne Pike News . Jun 5, 2012
Common Waters Fund Receives Grant from DuPont Clear Into the Future®, for Watershed Research
The Pinchot Institute for Conservation’s Common Waters Fund has been awarded a $10,000 grant from the DuPont Clear Into the Future® Program.
Feb 10, 2011
Community Involvement in Stewardship Contracting Yields Jobs, Resilient Forests, and Good Government in Rural America
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