<p>Dr. Clarence Bunch, Prairie View A&M University (former SFLR site) reflects on how SFLR’s presence in Texas catalyzed their engagement with African American forest landowners for the first time. He outlines the importance of accessible forestry education and how his program is empowering producers across the state.</p>

Dr. Clarence Bunch, Prairie View A&M University (former SFLR site) reflects on how SFLR’s presence in Texas catalyzed their engagement with African American forest landowners for the first time. He outlines the importance of accessible forestry education and how his program is empowering producers across the state.

<p>Dr. Clarence Bunch, Prairie View A&amp;M University (former SFLR site) reflects on how SFLR’s presence in Texas catalyzed their engagement with African American forest landowners for the first time. He outlines the importance of accessible forestry education and how his program is empowering producers across the state.</p>

Texas Grown: How SFLR Opened the Door

Roots to Resilience is a powerful audio series documenting the lived experiences, challenges and triumphs of African American landowners and advocates across the United States. Presented by the Sustainable Forestry and African American Land Retention Network (SFLR), the podcast journeys across eight network sites, uncovering stories that define what it means to protect legacy, steward land and build generational resilience.

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