NCSU Alumni & Friends Against the Sale of the Hofmann Forest

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   Name: Robert Hinton on Jan 14, 2013

   Comments: This land is invaluable do not sell.

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   Name: Rafael Estevez on Jan 19, 2013

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   Name: Chris Liv on Jan 19, 2013

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   Name: Megan Liv on Jan 19, 2013

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   Name: Dan Flannigan on Jan 19, 2013

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   Name: Stefanie Goblet on Jan 19, 2013

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   Name: John A Whitfield on Jan 19, 2013

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   Name: Christopher Minguez on Jan 19, 2013

   Comments: The Hofmann Forest provides the only effective field based instruction in a full scale that the University provides. Without the Hofmann, NCSU's forestry program stops being the leading field forestry school on the East Coast, and starts being just another land grant university.

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   Name: Thomas Rudd on Jan 20, 2013

   Comments: My scholarship was funded by income provided by the Hoffman Forest, and the research conducted there by the university has a value that cannot be measured. Please do not give up one of the most important resources the College of Natural Resources has.

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    Name: Chris Miller on Jan 20, 2013

    Comments: This sale is short sighted and a huge mistake. It is not only a huge part of our history but a huge part of our future. The alumni plan to do everything they can to stop this sale! Forest Management Class of 2002

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    Name: Alexa Estevez on Jan 20, 2013

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    Name: Josh Sherrill on Jan 20, 2013

    Comments: The sale of the Hofmann seems short-sighted.

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    Name: JinXiong on Jan 20, 2013

    Comments: Hofmann forest provided us great opportunity for field work and learn forest breeding and operation. Lot of students got holfmann scholarship to finish school. I feel so sad that it will be sold. Hope school will try best to keep it.

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    Name: John Harrelson on Jan 20, 2013

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    Name: Josh Bell on Jan 20, 2013

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    Name: Jonathan Murray on Jan 20, 2013

    Comments: for them. That's what I did I applied for lab plat

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    Name: Aimee Rockhill on Jan 20, 2013

    Comments: this property was instrumental to my graduate research and education at NCSU. the value of the hands on education and experiences that many of us have recieved from being involved with research on the property is irreplaceable.

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    Name: Justin S on Jan 20, 2013

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    Name: John Derrick Turnage on Jan 20, 2013

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    Name: J. Cumbo on Jan 20, 2013

    Comments: No sell!!!

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    Name: Jason Kiker on Jan 20, 2013

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    Name: Daniel Egelson on Jan 20, 2013

    Comments: Alumni from 2008, II this short-sighted deal goes through expect no donations from me to NCSU ever.

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    Name: Justin Query on Jan 20, 2013

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    Name: John McBryde on Jan 20, 2013

    Comments: rediculous

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    Name: Elizabeth C Snider on Jan 20, 2013

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    Name: Leonard R Taylor on Jan 20, 2013

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    Name: Mary Beth Plummer on Jan 20, 2013

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    Name: Megan Piner on Jan 20, 2013

    Comments: please don't sell!

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    Name: Jason Monroe on Jan 20, 2013

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    Name: Terri Galinski on Jan 20, 2013

    Comments: I graduated with a BS in Forest Management in 1999 from NCSU. I am involved in forestry research in my current role, and there is nothing in North America that compares to the Hofmann Forest. It's not only an educational forest for NCSU but used by the Forest Productivity Coop to share research findings with companies throughout the SE. As much as some may want to believe, we have not "figured it all out" when it comes to southern pine management and ecological balances. With questions arising regarding climate change and carbon sequestration, having a large "working" forest to study and monitor over decades is a key asset to even begin to address these issues. Please reconsider selling this forest to other land objectives. The historical research alone makes it priceless.

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    Name: Lindsay Bear on Jan 20, 2013

    Comments: The Hofmann was more of my NCSU experience than campus ever was!

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    Name: James E. Lytton on Jan 20, 2013

    Comments: Please strongly reconsider the sale of the Hofmann Forest. This is a hasty decision that could result in a HUGE loss to the College of Natural Resources.

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    Name: Graham Ford on Jan 20, 2013

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    Name: James Dysart on Jan 20, 2013

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    Name: David S Barker RF on Jan 20, 2013

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    Name: Jeanne R. West on Jan 20, 2013

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    Name: Becky Whitlow on Jan 20, 2013

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    Name: Charlie Wade on Jan 20, 2013

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    Name: Stokes Reagan on Jan 20, 2013

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    Name: Heather Barker on Jan 20, 2013

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    Name: Leslie Newton on Jan 20, 2013

    Comments: I agree fully with the statements in this petition. The Hoffman Forest has been an invaluable resource to the school of forestry in training students. As our forest resources become more stressed from fragmentation and the influx of exotic pests, professionals trained in forest management are of utmost value to our nation's environment. Please stop this sale.

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    Name: Patrick Jolley on Jan 20, 2013

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    Name: Heather Reilly on Jan 20, 2013

    Comments: Class of 2000, Forest Management. I am 100% against this sale of Hofmann Forest. Hofmann forest is an invaluable research & teaching asset for the CNR and NCSU. You will be depriving future generations of NCSU Foresters with the tools & experiences that they need to be able to contribute to their fullest capacities in their future careers.

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    Name: James E. Reese on Jan 20, 2013

    Comments: The Hoffman has been an anchor on the Forest Management Curriculum and the sale of such a jewel would be a tragedy. The reported value of the Hoffman would only be if the forest were bulldozed and developed. It value is unmeasurable as a teaching tool and a natural beauty.

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    Name: Adam Stephenson on Jan 20, 2013

    Comments: Fisheries and wildlife alumni

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    Name: Dawn Chandler on Jan 20, 2013

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    Name: Rebecca Yarboro on Jan 20, 2013

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    Name: Kimberly Godwin Guy on Jan 20, 2013

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    Name: Chris Lilley on Jan 20, 2013

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    Name: Sandy Phillips on Jan 20, 2013

    Comments: Please do not sale

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