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SFI Community Grant Spotlight: Architecture Students Connect With Forests to Understand Carbon

The building and construction sector is responsible for nearly 40% of global carbon emissions, yet many architecture students graduate without a full understanding of the environmental impacts of construction materials. Because of this, architecture graduates enter the workforce and may find themselves gravitating toward certain construction materials without considering their environmental implications. While the ecological impact of construction materials is not always immediately apparent, architects must be aware, informed, and able to make responsible choices in building design.

May 27th, 2025|

Plum Creek CEO honored for leadership and advocacy by SFI

SFI recognized Rick Holley, the CEO of Seattle-based Plum Creek Timber Company, this month for his longstanding work in illustrating how wood that’s produced from responsibly managed forests ultimately benefits our communities.

October 19th, 2015|

Pursuing Our Dreams

Last week I found myself driving through central North Carolina following a meeting, and decided to pay a quick visit to my alma mater at Duke University.

May 15th, 2015|

The Great Cypress Swamp

There was a time when I began every morning by strapping my boots on. Anymore, my morning routine is more likely to focus on a cup of coffee and finding my glasses.

May 7th, 2015|

Have You Seen the Gorilla?

Have you seen that video where a group of students participating in an experiment on selective attention pass a ball to each other? 

March 5th, 2015|

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