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Fort Macon State Park, located on the easternmost tip of Bogue Banks in North Carolina’s famed Outer Banks, has a rich history. Construction began after the War of 1812 as a defense against foreign invasion. Built by the Army Corps of Engineers and completed in 1834, the fort transitioned from a federal military post to a state park just two years after construction was finished. Today, it serves as an educational and recreational destination, welcoming over 1.3 million visitors every year. Challenges of Restoring Fort Macon After Hurricane Florence The Visitor Center and Museum’s original wood flooring was a fundamental...

In the serene enclave of Gig Harbor, WA, stood a magnificent American Chestnut tree that had witnessed 140 years of changing seasons. This towering giant in the backyard of a family’s home was more than just a tree—it was an integral part of their history. The tree had provided shade for countless summer afternoons and had been an adventurous climbing spot for their daughter, Gracie. When the tree fell in 2019, the family knew its wood held stories that deserved to be preserved. Harvesting lumber from this cherished tree was not merely an act of resourcefulness for the family but...