Newspaper stories and television coverage documenting the people, partnerships, and on-the-ground work behind biochar, wildfire resilience, and land restoration.
Regional gardening journalism previews the hands-on biochar demonstration in Eden, New York, naming Coalition board member John Maher among the presenters.
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Shelly Thorene reports on the flame-topped kiln demonstration at the November 6 biochar symposium and the on-site approach to converting woody material into biochar.
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A community news release covers the Maidu Summit Consortium's workforce exposition in partnership with Biochar Coalition, focused on flame-cap biochar and Dixie Fire recovery.
Publisher labels this item as a submitted press release, not independently reported coverage.
Regional gardening coverage of John Maher's biochar instruction at Henry's Gardens in Eden. An original-publisher article is documented, but its direct URL still needs recovery.
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Connie Oswald Stofko introduces biochar and a local education event, with a photograph credited to Biochar Coalition. A direct publisher page is available.
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Local television coverage of a Paradise-area biochar demonstration and wildfire fuels reduction. It is independently referenced in a California Fire Safe Council news roundup.
The news report is independently referenced, but the original station link has not been recovered.
A Vermont newspaper feature documents Kenneth Scherer demonstrating a Ring of Fire kiln while conducting biochar education across the country.
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Granite Geek highlights small-scale biochar production and amplifies reporting on Kenneth Scherer's Vermont demonstration trip.
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Early television news coverage of Preston Englant demonstrating biochar production with Butte College and the Butte County Fire Safe Council in the Camp Fire recovery area.
Predates Biochar Coalition's formal formation. Retained as founding-member media history.
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