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What do Americans think about trees and green space? @Arborday's Canopy Report breaks it down. Download the report and plant a tree. bit.ly/402Kdov

What do Americans think about trees and green space? @arborday's Canopy Report breaks it down. Download the report and plant a tree👇 arborday.org/campaigns-proj…

Nature is one of our strongest security assets. Our partner @US_N4C highlights how nature based solutions like trees, wetlands, and sustainable agriculture protect communities, create jobs, and strengthen local economies. forestsplus.org/perspectives/2…

Climate change isn’t creating winter storms, but it makes them stronger and more extreme. When storms hit like this, forests help buffer wind, protect infrastructure, and reduce risks during dangerous cold and power outages. bit.ly/49DK6pd

Wildfire is a problem of our own making which means it is a problem we can solve. By restoring fire to ecosystems and building more resilient communities, we can act today and improve outcomes for people, infrastructure, and forests.👇

When the world feels heavy, it can feel strange to talk about forests. But resilience, whether in communities or ecosystems, is built on the same values: care, connection, and investing in what lasts. forestsplus.org/perspectives/2…

Every dollar invested in wildfire mitigation can save more than four dollars in future losses. With early detection tools and real time data platforms supported by technology leaders like @salesforce, we can reduce costs, disruption and loss. @Benioff time.com/collections/da…

Elevating forests is just what we do, but when it comes to forests, collaboration matters! Forests Plus brings together leaders from across sectors to strengthen the systems that support forest resilience. forestsplus.org

The Sustainable Forestry and Land Retention Project is expanding! @Roanoke_C, a partner of Forests Plus, continues to play an important role in advancing this program which benefits families as well as the region’s environment and economy. wakeweekly.com/news/sustainab…

Micro-forests are capturing carbon, supporting biodiversity, and restoring urban land one small patch at a time. LA’s Ascot Hills Micro-Forest shows what’s possible. Learn more from @NPR npr.org/2026/01/07/nx-…

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Hey Forests Plus community! Is financing your thing? Applications for the 2026 Conservation Finance bootcamp are due January 21! bit.ly/4qfiDA4

Forests are critical to biodiversity, ensuring homes and habitat for various wildlife. Forests Plus community member @AmForestFndn shares how their Family Forest Carbon Program management practices can help create the ideal conditions for wildlife. bit.ly/45DELLV

Real forest solutions happen when unlikely partners sit at the same table. 🤝 That’s why Forests Plus brings together leaders from ALL sectors to strengthen forests. 🌳

Progress doesn’t always make headlines, but it’s happening, and it can look like a lot of things. 🌳 Photos by: Kevin O'Hara at @RedSkySummit @WDNR and Landlife

@arborday You're so right!

When you walk through a forest, you’re probably not thinking about how it's managed. But it’s thoughtful forest management that allows all that forest life to flourish. And just like diversity in forests, there must be diversity in how we manage them. It’s not about clearing areas intensively or scrubbing certain plants away. When we know how to care for nature’s home, it can then take care of us.

Reforestation is the long game. We’re playing it.

Happy New Year! We can’t wait to see more of what the incredible Forests Plus community will accomplish in 2026! 📷: @WDNR

Wishing you happiness, health and peace this holiday season from the #ForestsPlus team

Looking for even more reasons to love forests? Forests growing along streams clean water, reduce erosion, contribute to the food cycle and benefit aquatic organisms! bayjournal.com/columns/bay_na…