Returning NC's Hemlocks to Long-Term Health
Hemlocks are an important part of urban forests in western North Carolina. Maintaining hemlocks as part of the urban tree canopy contributes to all the benefits that urban trees provide, from storm water mitigation and reducing air pollution to sequestering…
Join HRI November 19th through the 21st for a volunteer treatment opportunity at a couple US Forest Service campgrounds near Mount Mitchell. These particular campgrounds are loaded with hemlocks and the trees are in beautiful shape thanks to early treatment…
Here is the summer newsletter from the New York State Hemlock Initiative featuring the latest in their work combating HWA. Check out the “Eyes on Hemlocks” section to learn about HWA when it is in aestivation in the summer. Aestivation is equivalent…
On Monday, October 28th, join the Hemlock Restoration Initiative and the Blue Ridge Conservancy in treating hemlock trees to safeguard them against the invasive and deadly hemlock woolly adelgid. This hemlock treatment will take place at the Valle Crucis Conference…
See what Camcore had to say about our volunteer day here: https://camcore.cnr.ncsu.edu/2019/10/30/camcore-volunteer-day/ This event has been rescheduled for Tuesday, Oct. 29th. Join us on Wednesday, October 30th as we lend a hand to our partners at Camcore. We will be…
Come out this fall and become a member of the Paddlers Hemlock Health Action Taskforce (PHHAT). This collaboration between the Hemlock Restoration Initiative, American Whitewater, the North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission, and MountainTrue’s Green Riverkeeper utilizes paddlers of all experience levels…