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Save Public Forests Coalition
Standing Trees is a proud member of the Save Public Forests Coalition,
which includes the following organizations:
350 Rutland County
Mountain Valley Climate Action Group 350VT
Upper Valley
Affinity Group
Biofuelwatch
Scientist Rebellion Turtle Island
Vermonters for a Clean Environment
Earth Matters 350VT Manchester
Sierra Club Forest Protection Team
Wendell State Forest Alliance
Extinction Rebellion Vermont
Standing Trees
Become a Coalition Partner
If you would like to partner with us, contact us at info@savepublicforests.org.
The English word "lumber" has its roots in the pawnbrokers of Lombardy, Italy and once referred to stored and "discarded household articles, furniture..." How did our ancient forests devolve, even in our language, from living elders to discarded lumber? How did Standing People lose their silent, soaring authority to fit our definition of a verb that means "to move heavily and noisily?”
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Brenda Peterson, Nature and Other Mothers
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