Protecting forests across the United States
The American Forests Collection protects over 14,756 acres of land up and down the Eastern coast of the United States. The collection includes protection of important old growth forests, as well as hardwood and conifer forests which act as carbon sinks for the entire country. The projects protect old growth forests in New Hampshire and South Carolina and watersheds in West-Central Massachusetts.
The American Forests Collection protects over 14,756 acres of land across the East Coast of the United States including Massachusetts, New Hampshire and South Carolina. The collection includes the Hersey Mountain in New Hampshire, United States which protects 3,256 acres of forestland on Hersey Mountain in New Hampshire that is a mecca for wildlife, and its network of trails is a haven for hikers and naturalists alike. The Tri-City Forest Project which protects 6,500 acres of land between three cities in West-Central Massachusetts to sustainably capture and sequester large quantitis of greenhouse gases while also protecting local city watershed areas and naturally filter drinking water. And the South Carolina Old Growth Forest project which protects a remarkable ecosystem of old-growth forests and natural habitats across 5,000 acres in South Carolina.
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14,756
acres protected
3
states on East Coast
200
K+
tonnes of c02 annually
South Carolina Old Growth Forest Project
Location: Dorchester County, South Carolina, United States
Hersey Mountain
Location: Hampton, New Hampshire, United States
Tri-City Forest
Location: Western Massachusetts, United States
St. Elmo Forest Preservation
Location: Chattanooga, Tennessee, United States
Eagle Mountain Wildlands Project
Location: Chesterfield, NY, United States
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