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Thomas Jackson, Enviva’s Director of Conservation and Strategic Partnerships and Rick Frederick, Enviva’s Community Relations Manager, joined Carol Denhof, President of The Longleaf Alliance at the 15th Biennial Longleaf Conference in Sandestin Golf & Beach Resort, held October 8-11. The time was spent strengthening existing relations and developing new partnerships to support additional restoration on state, federal, and private lands. Did you know that in 2020 Enviva and The Longleaf Alliance announced the signing of a five-year partnership to protect and restore longleaf pine forests, one of the most biodiverse ecosystems in North America? Four years into this partnership, we are proud to say that through our sourcing, we have helped to improve or restore thousands of acres of longleaf forests across the U.S. Southeast. #EnvivaProud

🐺 #Wolfpacks: Join a team with a purpose! Enviva will be recruiting at the NC State College of Natural Resources on Wednesday, October 2nd. Members of our Talent Acquisition team will be looking for passionate individuals who want to make a positive impact on the climate to join our mission. Look for us from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Talley Student Union Coastal Ballroom on the 3rd floor. Target Degree: Forestry 🌳 🌲 📢 We are currently seeking a Fiber Supply Specialist for our Northampton, NC facility. Check out this and other #openpositions and #internships by visiting https://lnkd.in/ehnqswCX #GoPacks #NaturalResources #Forestry #Recruiting

#NationalHispanicHeritageMonth is a time to honor and share the rich cultures and histories of Hispanic Americans.  This year’s theme is “Pioneers of Change: Shaping the Future Together.” The observation began as Hispanic Heritage Week in 1968, led by two Hispanic politicians, Edward R. Roybal and Henry B. Gonzales, under President Lyndon B. Johnson’s administration. In 1988, the observance expanded to cover a 30-day annual period starting on September 15 and ending on October 15. This month and beyond, we recognize Hispanics who have inspired and paved the way for past, present, and future generations and their importance to the American story. We invite you to join us in celebrating Enviva’s own Hispanic pioneers who continue to positively impact our communities, forests, and the climate while bringing their valuable talents and perspectives to Enviva every day. 

The wood pellet industry accounts for just .08% of annual harvest removals in relation to forest inventory in the US South. It’s a small but integral part of the larger forestry sector that is helping our forests thrive through strong markets for wood products and sustainable management practices. Explore more insights in our latest report, “Demand and Forest Productivity in the US South,” available here: https://lnkd.in/ewKUNJFr. #SustainableForestry 

Calling all Wolfpack Engineering Majors! Join a team with a purpose! Enviva Recruiting at NC State Engineering Career Fair on Thursday, September 19. Members of our Talent Acquisition and Operations teams will be looking for passionate individuals who want to make a positive impact on the climate to join our mission. Target Degrees: Mechanical, Electrical, Chemical and Paper/Pulp Science Engineering   Check Out Our Open Positions by visiting https://lnkd.in/ehnqswCX and filter for jobs under the “Operations” department to view our available internships and full-time positions: - Maintenance & Reliability Engineer Intern (Raleigh, NC) - Process Engineering Intern, Center Of Excellence (Raleigh, NC) - Project Engineer (Raleigh, NC) - Process and Reliability Engineer (Ahoskie, NC) #EnvivaProud #EngineeringCareerFair #GoPack

Alabama Forestry Association President & CEO Chris Isaacson and his outstanding staff did a fantastic job hosting the 2024 Annual Meeting earlier this week in Orange Beach, AL. Enviva’s Director of Fiber Procurement Brad Young, Senior Commodity Manager Elizabeth McCombs, and Community Relations Manager Rick Frederick enjoyed supporting the event with a sponsorship and exhibitor table, at which they spent valuable time with Alabama landowners, state agencies, and a variety of industry leaders in the forestry sector from across the U.S. Southeast. There was much excitement and anticipation around Enviva’s opening of the world’s largest wood pellet plant in Epes, Al, which allowed for great conversations about future planning and collaboration with many of our partners and friends in the forestry community.  www.alaforestry.org #EnvivaProud

Enviva enjoyed supporting the Port of Pascagoula last week as it hosted We Work The Waterways, a national education outreach program of Ports, Inland Rivers and Terminals to build lasting connections between communities and the people who make up the maritime, shipping, and logistics industries. The event welcomed 200 local high school students eager to explore the wide range of careers related to the maritime industry. Enviva’s Environmental Health & Safety (EHS) Manager, Micheal Beal, and Community Relations Manager, Rick Frederick, presented on the importance of safety in the workplace with a demonstration on the use of Personal Protection Equipment (PPE). Along with other local industry leaders, it was exciting to witness the enthusiasm of the students as they explored the possibilities of a rewarding career in the maritime industry.  #EnvivaProud https://lnkd.in/e_jR6QZQ

On this Labor Day we honor the contributions and achievements that workers have made and continue to make in the United States.   This Labor Day, and every day, we are grateful for all of our associates, and we thank you for your hard work, continued commitment, and incredible contributions to Enviva.   We wish you and your loved ones a happy and safe Labor Day!

Another fantastic opportunity this week for Enviva to support one of our valued forestry partners by sponsoring the Florida Forestry Association’s 2024 Annual Meeting in Amelia Island, Fl. Enviva’s Community Relations Manager Rick Frederick and Sustainability Standards Manager Shawn Cook were honored to attend the conference and host Enviva’s Exhibitor Table. Keynote presentations by Florida’s United States Congresswoman Kat Cammack and Florida Commissioner of Agriculture and Consumer Services Wilton Simpson highlighted the week’s events. The conference provided a perfect blend of collaboration and education, while allowing time for fellowship and relationship building. Topics covered included opportunities for resilience in Florida’s forestry practices, use of AI to quantify environmental services, prescribed burnings, European Union Deforestation Regulation (EUDR), as well as forest economics and market forecast. Enviva’s Shawn Cook also represented the Sustainable Forestry Initiative (SFI) during the event. #FLForestry24 #EnvivaProud

Hot off the press alert! New report “Demand and Forest Productivity in the US South” is now available via U.S. Industrial Pellet Association