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MObugs

Dandelions---Natures Little Ray of Sunshine - Ella Wheeler Wilcox said it best when she said, “A weed is but an unloved flower.” Without a doubt the most recognized of these unloved flowers is the d...
3 days ago
Center for Invasive Species and Ecosystem Health

Tallowtree Spread Increased by Hurricanes - Tallowtree Spread Increased by Hurricanes "U.S. Forest Service data show tallow now spreading across 10 states. Its growth nearly tripled in Texas in th...
8 years ago
DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES MANAGEMENT @ haywood community college

HCC Job Vacancy - * Position Vacancy Description* *Position**:* Full Time Enrollment Management Technician *Division:* Student Development Service...
12 years ago
The Forestry Club & Student Chapter of the SAF @ Haywood Community College.

Smoky Moutain News Cover Daniel Jones and Coach Jimmy Lawrence - Wednesday, 24 August 2011 15:25 Article about HCC Student Daniel Jones in The Smoky Mountain News. Chopping prowess lands woodsman coveted spot in nati...
14 years ago
hodge garage

Weeks of 7/21 and 7/28/10 - Whew - hot these last two weeks. It finally let up on Friday. Not too much to talk about with regard to work done on customer cars. Nothing remarkable late...
15 years ago

Standing in front of SAF National Headquarters in Bathesda, Maryland

At work in the Francis Marion National Forest

Bill Sweeney: Waynesville, NC, United States; I am currently a student at Haywood Community College taking tranfer classes, and am also working with the US Forest Service's Southern Research Station out of the Bent Creek Experimental Forest. I work for a Forest Entomologist who's line of study includes biological control of hemlock wooly adelgid, laurel wilt/redbay ambrosia beetle alternate host susceptibility, and possibly soon (I hope!), thousand cankers disease/walnut twig beetle early detection processes. I have graduated from HCC with my Associate Degree in Applied Science with a concentration in Forest Management, and plan on attending the University of Idaho starting in the Fall of 2011.

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