Graphic from Friends of Nolin Lake shared on social media along with message that firewood is not allowed in Nolin River Lake campgrounds. Image features information on firewood as a means of forest pest spread.
Friends of Nolin Lake
don’t move firewood, campgrounds, Nolin River Lake
Friends of Nolin Lake
Custom metal sign created for New Hampshire outreach, newly updated in 2018 (first version made in 2016). Graphic’s colors are limited to enable printing on metal signage.
Division of Plant Industry, New Hampshire Dept. Agriculture, Markets & Food
don’t move firewood sign, Division of Plant Industry, New Hampshire Dept. Agriculture, Markets & Food, out of state firewood is restricted
Piera
Siegert
Division of Plant Industry, New Hampshire Dept. Agriculture, Markets & Food
Bureau of Land Management standard invasive species prevention educational signage with firewood related messaging, available in BLM sign library PMDS catalog
Bureau of Land Management (BLM)
don’t move firewood, buy it where you burn it, Bureau of Land Management
Ken
Reed
Bureau of Land Management
Bureau of Land Management
Custom Don’t Move Firewood tent and trees advertisement with Missouri Tree Pest Council and Missouri Invasive Forest Pest Council
Missouri Department of Conservation
don’t move firewood brochure, buy it where you burn it brochure, missouri extension
Robbie
Doerhoff
Missouri Department of Conservation
Firewood graphic by California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection (@CAL_FIRE) shared on social media. Image features firewood traveling and includes “buy it where you burn it” wording. Save or copy image.
California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection
buy it where you burn it, California, don’t move firewood
California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection
Trish
Johnson
trisha_johnson@tnc.org
The Nature Conservancy
Roll-up vinyl format poster featuring Firewood Scout imagery of tent, fire, beaver, and certified firewood, with holes cut in for fun photo opportunities. Great way to encourage interaction at a booth, table, or fair.
The Nature Conservancy and the National Park Service at Great Smoky Mountains National Park
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Trish
Johnson
The Nature Conservancy
Emerald ash borer awareness week ash tree tag, used to promote awareness of ash trees. Designed originally by Purdue University.
Purdue University
emerald ash borer, ash tree tag, emerald ash borer awareness week, EAB awareness week
Tennessee custom version of yard or lawn sign with Don’t Move Firewood, Firewood Scout, and Protect TN Forests logos.
don’t move firewood yard sign, tennessee division of forestry
Tim
Phelps
tim.r.phelps@tn.gov
Tennessee Division of Forestry
Leigh
Greenwood
lgreenwood@tnc.org
4065445099
The Nature Conservancy
Roll-up vinyl format poster featuring emerald ash borer, with holes cut in for fun photo opportunities. Great way to encourage interaction at a booth, table, or fair.
University of Vermont, Extension
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Meredith
Whitney
University of Vermont Extension
Leigh
Greenwood
lgreenwood@tnc.org
4065445099
The Nature Conservancy
Framed wooden display covered in vinyl graphic with holes cut in for fun photo opportunities. Featured at USDA APHIS booth at the National Mall for Cherry Blossom Festival 2016. Great way to encourage interaction at a booth, table, or fair.
USDA APHIS Hungry Pests
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CherryBlossom_HeadinHoleExhibit.jpg
Contact First Name:
Abbey
Powell
USDA APHIS Hungry Pests
