Forest Education and Conservation Foundation
During National Forest Products Week, the NCFA would like to recognize an individual who embodies dedication to forestry

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During National Forest Products Week, the NCFA would like to recognize an individual who embodies dedication to forestry and the industry.

Meet Katie Stovall! Stovall earned her master’s in wildlife sciences from the University of Tennessee and a bachelor’s degree in natural resource conservation and management, with a concentration in forestry, from Western Carolina University. Currently, Katie Stovall works for Three Rivers Land Trust as a Conservation Lands Manager, where her expertise is in wildlife biology and forestry. Her role includes the management of 10,000 acres as well as the lands of private landowners through the Habitat Enhancement Lands Program. Stovall has a deep passion for sharing conservation with others and promoting North Carolina's natural resources. Her work is making an impact on the ever-changing environment of North Carolina and its industries. Stovall embodies the principles of conservation and continues to make a difference in North Carolina forestry by protecting our lands and natural resources and by cultivating the next generation of environmental stewards. Thank you, Katie, for all you do for North Carolina’s forestry industries and its products. Your work does not go unnoticed! If you know anyone who makes an impact on forestry products or the industry, make sure to show them your gratitude and thank them for the impact they are making! Want to learn more? Visit: https://tinyurl.com/34mmvt8w @forestryworks @threeriverslandtrust #nationalforestproductsweek
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