The  Appalachian Forest Heritage Area is an effort to integrate central Appalachian forest history, culture, natural history, products, and forestry management into a heritage tourism initiative to promote rural community development.
 
AFHA celebrates the central Appalachian forest -- its history, culture, natural history, forest management and products. This grassroots partnership works in West Virginia and western Maryland to explore the relationship between the Appalachian highlands forest and the people who live within it.

AFHA NEWS   +   AFHA awarded grants for 23 volunteers in 2012   +   Tree planting event a success: see report   + Growth Rings" (AFHA Newsletter)
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