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Healthy Forests, Strong Communities.
Healthy forests strengthen every corner of Alabama.
They protect clean water, improve wildlife habitat, support rural economies, provide sustainable forest products, and create places where people can live, work, and thrive. Through education, conservation, and collaboration, the Alabama Forestry Foundation is helping grow healthier forests and stronger communities for generations to come.
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Celebrating the people and partners who are helping grow the next generation of conservationists!
The Foundation was proud to recognize this year’s Conservation Education Award recipients at the Partners in Conservation Awards Luncheon for the incredible work they’re doing to connect students, educators, landowners, and communities with Alabama’s forests and natural resources.
Congratulations to this year’s honorees:
📚 Lucy Cleaver — Project Learning Tree Outstanding Educator of the Year
🌳 Anne Rilling — Project Learning Tree Excellence in Leadership
🌻 Jenn Travis — Project Learning Tree Outstanding Facilitator of the Year
🤝 The Westervelt Company — Project Learning Tree Business Supporter of the Year
🌲 Tim Browning — Alabama Tree Farm Inspector of the Year
From inspiring students in the classroom to leading educators in the field, supporting environmental education, and helping landowners care for their forests, these award winners are making an impact across Alabama.
We’re grateful for the time, expertise, and passion they bring to conservation education. Together, we can inspire the next generation to learn, lead, and care for Alabama’s forests and natural resources
Congratulations to all of our 2026 award winners! 👏
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