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Hi <<First Name>>,
If your inbox looks anything like ours this week, you’ve received a lot of appeals for GiveBIG, the annual giving event founded by the Seattle Foundation and now in its ninth year.
As you consider how to spread your donation dollars today, we hope you’ll keep NNRG in mind — the Pacific Northwest’s “think-learn-and-do-tank” of ecological forest management.
With your support, we can help people, non-profits, local governments, and Indian tribes to practice the kind of forest stewardship that pays both ecological and economic returns. That forestry in turn protects streams for the sake of salmon as well as municipal water supplies, stores more carbon in the forest to dampen the impact of global warming, and bolsters the forest economy for rural residents.
Gifts today will be matched up to a total of $1,000 by generous support from our board members.
Your contribution will help us share ecological forest management with more landowners in the Pacific Northwest. This approach means that more forests are thinned instead of clearcut at a young age — forests that therefore store more carbon and are more resilient to the effects of a changing climate.
We invite you to visit our GiveBig page today, where you can make a gift that we will put to work for healthier, more climate-friendly forests. Thank you.
Seth Zuckerman
Executive Director
Northwest Natural Resource Group
seth@nnrg.org
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