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Woods & Wilds: The Podcast | The Hosts

Kimala Luna

Date Icon August 5, 2021

A Podcast Interview with the hosts, Elizabeth Lashay, Erniko Brown, and Kimala Luna. This week we flip the script as Chaya Brennan Agarwal interviews the…

Arkansas Loses a Forest Champion

Scot Quaranda

Date Icon July 28, 2021

In Memoriam of Luis “Doc” Contreras On Jun 25, 2021, Arkansas, Southern forests, and the planet lost one of their true heroes. Luis “Doc” Contreras…

Community Roots Climate Bill of Rights

Kimala Luna

Date Icon July 19, 2021

Dogwood Alliance is in support of the Community Roots Climate Bill of Rights for Asheville, NC. We thank our good friends at Community Roots for…

South Carolina Wood Pellet Facility Fight

Amanda Rodriguez

Date Icon July 16, 2021

Guest Post by Robby Phillips In June, South Carolina’s Department of Health and Environmental Control (DHEC) held a routine public hearing about a proposed permit…

The Legacy of Longleaf Pine

Sam Davis

Date Icon July 12, 2021

Guest post by Amber Skinner Have you ever wondered where the term “tar heel”, a common nickname for North Carolinians, came from? For centuries North…

Woods & Wilds: The Podcast | Radical Dreaming

Kimala Luna

Date Icon July 7, 2021

A Podcast Interview with Kaleia Martin and Nakisa Glover on radical dreaming. Join Dogwood Alliance and SlayTheMic as we bring you tales of connection to nature and music.This week…

The Story Behind Stories Happen in Forests

Amanda Rodriguez

Date Icon July 1, 2021

Stories Happen in Forests is a short documentary that Dogwood Alliance produced and I directed. It features 12 people in the woods telling their stories….

25th Anniversary Contest Winner: Tulsi Bell

Kimala Luna

Date Icon June 29, 2021

We held a 25th Anniversary contest seeking a design from an awesome youth artist in celebration of forests! We welcomed ages 8-11 to submit. We’re…

Biomass Fight Rages on in Adel, GA

Vicki Weeks

Date Icon June 23, 2021

Our tale begins with a story we’ve all heard: corporations with unlimited resources steamrolling the residents of a small, rural town. The villain? A wolf…

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