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Spotlight On: Forests
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The Hardwood Forest Foundation
The Hardwood Forest Foundation is a non-profit educational resource. Its goal is to teach the public about hardwood trees, forests and the importance of sustainable forest management.
By supporting conservation, research and educational programs, the Foundation ensures future generations will enjoy the benefits of hardwood trees- a vital renewable resource.
The Hardwood Forest Foundation Educator Scholarship Program
The Hardwood Forest Foundation recently awarded $1,000 Educator Scholarships to the following college students:
- Ross Brower: Grand Valley State University, Allendale, MI
- Heather Marie Glowacki: Grand Valley State University, Allendale, MI
- Amy Goodman: Wayne State University, Detroit, MI
- Claire Hamilton: Union University, Jackson, TN
- Kathryn Heimann: University of Dayton, Dayton, OH
- Erin Lambka: University of Dayton, Dayton, OH
- Anna Reeder: University of Dayton, Dayton, OH
- Stephanie Spratt: Medaille College, Buffalo, NY
- Allison Swan: University of Dayton, Dayton, OH
The Foundation is committed to distributing college scholarships to college seniors enrolled in education programs. By providing these scholarships, the Foundation seeks to better equip young professionals to make decisions that will affect the future of the hardwood industry.
Click here to download the Educator Scholarship Application Form.
Project Learning Tree Grants
The Foundation is now accepting applications for its Project Learning Tree Grant Program.
Click here to download a Project Learning Tree Grant Application.
Web Site Sponsor: Quality Hardwoods Inc.
Maple Sponsor North Pacific Group
Oak Sponsor QualityHardwoods Inc.
Hickory Sponsor Pennsylvania Lumbermens Mutual Insurance
Ash Sponsors Architectural Woodwork Institute (AWI), Blue Ridge Lumber Company,Reel Lumber and Tommila Bros Inc.
The Hardwood Forest Foundation is a 501c3 organization. All contributions are tax deductible.
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The Vision:
Give the public a new
pair of eyes to see and understand the
forest and the trees.
The Mission:
Provide science-based truthful messages about the benefits of multiple-use
forestry
to educators.
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