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What trees make up North Carolina Forests? 🌲 Meet some of our most common hardwoods: Oaks, Hickories, Maples, Ashes, an

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What trees make up North Carolina Forests?

🌲 Meet some of our most common hardwoods: Oaks, Hickories, Maples, Ashes, and Tulip Poplar! These trees are a major part of North Carolina’s forests and play a big role in our state’s environment and economy. They provide wildlife habitat, support clean water, and supply renewable wood fiber used in products like furniture, flooring, paper, and building materials. North Carolina forests are working forests that are carefully managed, naturally regenerated, and supported by thousands of landowners and forestry professionals who keep them healthy and productive for future generations. Fun Fact: North Carolina is one of the top forest products states in the U.S and hardwood species like these are a big reason why! Learn more here: https://tinyurl.com/3py9u3h4 #ForestryFactFriday
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