I realized that getting a seat at the table meant bringing my own folding chair
By: Beattra Wilson Assistant Director, Cooperative Forestry When I chose [...]
Bringing a Woman Forester’s Perspective to Philmont Scout Ranch
By Nadine Block Senior Vice President, Community and Government Relations [...]
Women in Forestry Coming Together
By: Rachel Comte, Principal, Arborist, Urban Planner at Urban Canopy Works [...]
We are in this together
By: Tia Beavert, Tribal Forest Manager, Yakama Nation Tribal Forestry When I [...]
Why do I join the Women’s Forest Congress?
By: Kathy Doyle, Ph.D., Middlebury College and Doyle Ecological Services [...]
Why does it matter if a forester is a woman?
By:Mindy S. Crandall (she/her/hers) I recently gave a talk at [...]
The Free to Grow in Forestry Initiative – From Vision to Action
By: Kelly Cooper Founder and CEO, Centre for Social Intelligence Co-Lead, [...]
I am because women before me believed in ME
By: Dr. Antomia (Mia) Farrell 2020 was a year of [...]
Building Relationships, Influencing Outcomes & Networking
By: Lynn Wilson After more than 30 years in the [...]
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 [...]