CURRENT NEWS
Spring 2021
Newsletter
This spring has been GFW's largest year to date, by far. We helped to plant more than 732,000 trees across approximately 770 acres of formerly mined lands and 530 acres of forests.
2020
Annual Report
The annual report of our projects, partnerships, and donors from the past year.
The Green Miles
The Washington Post Magazine
Kentucky was devastated for decades by mountaintop removal. Now scientists have figured out a way to undo the damage — one tree at a time.
Lexington Community Radio
Bluegrass Bios - Dr. Patrick Angel & Michael French (ARRI/Green Forests Work).
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Chris Barton on
Eastern Standard
A discussion of the connection between deforestation and flash flooding in Eastern Kentucky.
A summary of the 2020 planting season and some of our highlights from the year.
The Beckley
Register-Herald
Green Forests Work, a nonprofit, is working with a team of experts to restore forests throughout Appalachia.
Michael French on
Eastern Standard
Earth Day Special: A vision to revive a once thriving Eastern Kentucky ag industry well-suited for mountain terrain: sheep and goat farming.
Earth
with John Holden
This episode features the replanting of eucalyptus trees on the Dawson Mine site in Queensland, Australia, as well as red spruce planting in the Monongahela National Forest, West Virginia.
Executive Director Mekayle Houghton and Senior Program Manager of Watershed Planning Jed Grubbs join Dr. Chris Barton to discuss the Forestry Reclamation Approach approach.
