The Women’s Forest Congress and the Black Family Land Trust Can Help Young Black Women Succeed on the Land
By Ebonie Alexander When it comes to forestry, there is no escaping the fact that it is a male-dominated sector. When it [...]
I am part of the generation of women in forestry…that grew up in the United States in the 1950s and 60s.
By: Jo Ellen Force, Ph.D., Professor Emerita, University of Idaho I am part of the generation of women in forestry and other [...]
Make it count: improve your career, improve your community
By: Tanya Wick I had a difficult time when I first started at Tolko. I was in a new industry and had [...]
Here is a dream blog I might write after having participated in the Inaugural Women’s Forest Congress…
By Mary Stuever"The call for presentations was unlike any I had received in my professional career. I was invited to present any [...]
Because some #WomenInForestry just isn’t enough
By: Jasmine Brown When I first learned about the Women’s Forest Congress, I had flashbacks of all the times I felt out [...]
Women and minority representation in the forest and wood product sectors
By: Alicia Cramer Women and minority representation in the forest and wood product sectors, and to a lesser extent in the conservation [...]
When I first learned of plans for the Women’s Forest Congress …
By: Asia Dowtin When I first learned of plans for the Women’s Forest Congress (WFC), I was excited for all the obvious [...]
Why It’s Time for the Women’s Forest Congress
By: Ara Erickson I graduated from college twenty years ago, from a program split almost evenly by gender. Our professors were mostly [...]
I am part of the Women’s Forest Congress because
By: Katie Fernholz I am part of the Women’s Forest Congress because I believe the time is now to come together and [...]
Why I simply must be a part of the Women’s Forest Congress
By Elizabeth Woodworth The Women's Forest Congress is gaining momentum thanks to a group of incredible, inspiring, caring, accomplished women, with [...]