Thank you for another successful and rewarding year! Read about our highlights and accomplishments with the support of our partners, volunteers, and supporters in our 2023 annual report. bit.ly/4aSHK4b greenforestswork.org

To all those who have served and continue to serve, thank you.

Green Forests Work recognizes the incredible work that our professional tree planters do to help with our reforestation efforts.

greenforestswork.org/ is excited to be a part of an upcoming BIG event in our community! What does the #GoodGivingChallenge mean to you?

Thank you to the 20 donors who contributed a total of $3,875.00 with donation amounts ranging from $10-$1,000! And a huge shout out to Blossom Street Ventures for its generous match of $2500! greenforestswork.org blossomstreetventures.com

We're so close! Help us meet our 24-hour gift-giving challenge. Donate until 9:00 a.m. tomorrow morning and Blossom Street Ventures will match dollar for dollar up to $2,500, which will allow us to continue our restoration of forests across Appalachia. greenforestswork.org/donate

Help us meet a 24-hour gift-giving challenge! Donate today from 9 a.m. through tomorrow at 9 a.m. and Blossom Street Ventures will match dollar for dollar up to $2,500 which will allow us to restore forests across Appalachia. Click to participate. greenforestswork.org/donate

It was a busy and productive summer for Green Forests Work. Read what we (all!) have been up to in our fall newsletter: mailchi.mp/709e4224a72e/gree…

Take 6 minutes and read about the work @greenforestswork and other partners are doing across the Appalachian region to restore iconic forests species. nytimes.com/2022/09/16/clima…

Green Forests Work Summer 2022 Intern Otis Katz fb.watch/fnbjoHOE_X/ via @FacebookWatch

Dr. Chris Barton, Professor of Forest Hydrology and Watershed Management at the University of Kentucky talks about the topography of Eastern Kentucky's mountain region and how it contributes to destructive and deadly flash flooding. esweku.org/track/3156020/aug…

This is the 3rd summer that GFW and U.S. Forest Service partnered to bring Appalachian Conservation Corps (ACC) members to the Monongahela and Daniel Boone National Forests to play a role in mined land restoration! #ConservLegacy #greenforestswork #MonongahelaNationalForest

Celebrate our incredible 193-million-acre National Forest System and all the benefits it provides to the public during National Forest Week. #NationalForestWeek, #greenforestswork

Last month at Sharp Knob in the Monongahela National Forest, 46 acres were reforested with 34,230 seedlings of 19 native species. One final restoration area is left on Sharp Knob now, about 40 acres, and plans are underway to decompact it this summer and plant it next spring!🌳

Last month in the Monongahela National Forest, 117,252 seedlings of 31 native species were planted over 7 days on 190 acres of the Mower Tract. One last restoration area is left on the Mower Tract now and plans are underway to decompact it this summer and plant it next spring! 🌿

GFW is happy to partner with @arborday, Unearthed Environmental Services, Corporate Carbon in the #TeamTrees initiative by reforesting abandoned agricultural land in Australia.🇦🇺🌳 youtube.com/watch?v=hSmaMkLG…

In mid-April, 81,540 seedlings were planted over 4 days across two projects totaling 330 acres on State Game Lands 029 in Warren County, PA. The West Branch of Tionesta Creek & Wildcat Run were planted with red spruce, white spruce, balsam fir, and white pine.

Our PA tree planting season kicked off with a riparian planting along Blue Eye Run of State Game Lands 143 in Warren County. Our contract crew from Napieralski Forestry Company planted a total of 36,400 red spruce, balsam fir, white pine, and white spruce on 100 acres.🌱

Our first WV planting contract of 2022 has been completed at the Mammoth Mine site. We partnered with Appalachian Headwaters to rip 220 acres and contracted 202,400 seedlings to be planted. This weekend, a group of volunteers from the area will plant 350 additional seedlings.👏🌱