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No Butts About It, Rowdy Keelor Cares About Our Planet

Kimala Luna

Date Icon August 18, 2015

Meet Rowdy Keelor; his amazing spirit and compassion for all living creatures is inspirational. We’ve been so luck that Rowdy became our part-time, temporary Campaign…

Lake Eden Arts Festival (LEAF) Attendees Join Dogwood Alliance in Saying “Our Forests Aren’t Fuel!”

Emily Zucchino

Date Icon August 12, 2015

This year, Dogwood Alliance intern Audrey Howarth linked up with Lake Eden Arts Festival to bring forest protection to the Asheville community. Below, Audrey reflects…

My SOS Tour Internship and Betina

Amanda Rodriguez

Date Icon August 11, 2015

Intern Guest Post by Julianna Martinez This summer, I hoped to learn how a nonprofit organization helps bridge the gap between the input of local…

Dayna Reggero: SOS Forests Tour

Kimala Luna

Date Icon August 7, 2015

Cross Posted with permission from DAYNA REGGERO’S BLOG. dogwood alliance sos forests tour I recently traveled to Florida to meet up with the Dogwood Alliance…

SOS Summer: Interning to Save Our Southern Forests

Rachel Weber

Date Icon August 5, 2015

This summer I had the privilege of working on the Our Forests Aren’t Fuel campaign as an organizing intern. As a second summer intern and…

Dogwood Alliance Statement on the Clean Power Plan

Scot Quaranda

Date Icon August 5, 2015

Dogwood Alliance Statement on the Clean Power Plan Yesterday, President Obama and the Environmental Protection Agency released the historic Clean Power Plan which finally acknowledged…

Sasha Mitchell Saves The Day!

Kimala Luna

Date Icon July 27, 2015

Sasha Mitchell is Dogwood’s new Operations Coordinator! What does that mean? It means that our well-oiled machine is only as well-oiled as Sasha keeps it,…

The Value of Bottomland Hardwood Swamps

Kimala Luna

Date Icon July 24, 2015

Intern Guest Blog By Johannah Ramer If anyone reading this has been fortunate enough to experience the wonder of a mature bottomland hardwood swamp, then place…

How You Can Preserve the Natural World

Amanda Rodriguez

Date Icon July 23, 2015

Guest Post by Maria Ramos The white pines of Michigan were 200 feet tall and 5 feet in diameter, straight and beautiful. In the 1880s,…

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