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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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A room full of people who care deeply about Alabama’s forests and our future.
We were proud to host the Partners in Conservation Awards Luncheon alongside the Alabama Forestry Commission, Alabama Farmers Federation, and Alabama Wildlife Federation to celebrate the people who are putting forestry conservation into action across our state.
This year’s honorees represent the landowners, leaders, environmental stewards, and volunteers who make a difference in their communities:
🌳 Jennifer & Neal Dansby — Alabama Tree Farmer of the Year
🏆 Rick Oates — Doug Link Leadership Award
🌲 Jamie Segroves & Casey Hammock — Treasure Forest Association Gary Fortenberry Award
🌿 Gail & Phillip Jones — W. Kelly Mosley Environmental Award
🌳 Matthew Hannah, Debbie & Gary Butler — Helene Mosley Memorial Treasure Forest Award
We also celebrated the Outstanding Planning Committees in Autauga, Butler, and Coffee counties for their dedication to bringing conservation to life at the local level.
Congratulations to all of this year’s award recipients, and thank you to the partners and volunteers who continue to make conservation a team effort. Alabama is better because of the work you do!
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