Hemlock Restoration Initiative
Hemlock Restoration Initiative

A program sponsored by NC Dept. of Agriculture & Consumer Services and USDA-FS Forest Health Protection

Returning NC's Hemlocks to Long-Term Health

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News

Hemlock Restoration Initiative Newsletter–Summer 2022

Hemlock Restoration Initiative Newsletter–Summer 2022

August 24, 2022 News

In this issue: Notes From Our Director With summer comes change. Temperatures warm, deciduous trees are fully leafed out in their vibrant greens, and the air becomes thick and heavy. Meanwhile, the hemlocks use the summer as a chance to…

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Fall 2022 Short-term Positions Available!

Fall 2022 Short-term Positions Available!

August 14, 2022 News

WNC Communities is hiring forestry technicians to be part of a team treating hemlock woolly adelgid (HWA) on public lands across Western North Carolina. The fall season runs approximately Sept. 28 through Dec. 30, 2022 with opportunity to return for…

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HRI Is Hiring Two 11-Month AmeriCorps Project Conserve Members for the 2022-2023 Term

HRI Is Hiring Two 11-Month AmeriCorps Project Conserve Members for the 2022-2023 Term

April 8, 2022 News

We are now accepting applications for two AmeriCorps Project Conserve (ACPC) positions with the Hemlock Restoration Initiative: a Stewardship and Conservation Education Associate and a Stewardship and Volunteer Engagement Associate. AmeriCorps service with HRI provides a great opportunity to interact…

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Position Announcement: Hemlock Restoration Initiative Stewardship and Volunteer Engagement Associate – AmeriCorps Project Conserve

Position Announcement: Hemlock Restoration Initiative Stewardship and Volunteer Engagement Associate – AmeriCorps Project Conserve

March 3, 2022 News

Applications are now being accepted for the AmeriCorps Project Conserve HRI Stewardship and Volunteer Engagement Associate with the Hemlock Restoration Initiative of WNC Communities. This is a great opportunity to interact with the local environmental conservation and natural resource community,…

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Spring 2022 Short-term Positions Available!

Spring 2022 Short-term Positions Available!

February 9, 2022 News

WNC Communities is hiring forestry technicians to be part of a team treating hemlock woolly adelgid (HWA) on public lands across Western North Carolina. Season begins approximately February 28, 2022 and ends approximately May 15, 2022. (May start earlier and/or…

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Position Announcement: Hemlock Restoration Initiative Stewardship and Volunteer Engagement Associate (2021-2022)

Position Announcement: Hemlock Restoration Initiative Stewardship and Volunteer Engagement Associate (2021-2022)

August 1, 2021 News

Applications are now being accepted for an AmeriCorps Stewardship and Volunteer Engagement Associate with the Hemlock Restoration Initiative of WNC Communities. This position is being offered through Resilience Corps NC, which is managed by the Conservation Trust for North Carolina.…

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Hemlock Restoration Initiative

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594 Brevard Road
Asheville, NC 28806

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