Tallahassee Woman

February – March 2019

The new issue of Tallahassee Woman is available online now. On the cover is Anna Johnson-Riedel. Read her fascinating journey from her beginnings to where she is today.  This issue features style and decorating, health matters, wellness and more. We hope you enjoy this issue! Cover by Kira Derryberry Photography.

Nominations are Open for the

2019 Women Who Mean Business Awards
“Women on Fire!”

Who would you like to see recognized for her achievements?

TWM is now accepting nominations for the 2019 Women Who Mean Business (WWMB) Women on Fire! Awards. These awards will be recognizing the most inspiring and influential businesswomen in our community for these categories:

Entrepreneur Award
Innovator Award
Legacy Award
Rockstar Award
Service Award
Torchbearer Award

Nominations will be judged by a panel of community members. The top three nominees of each category will be honored at a luncheon and awards program April 25, 2019 at the FSU Alumni Center from 11;30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m., when the winners will be announced.

Nominations are open until March 15, 2019. Don’t delay — nominate a WWMB Women on Fire today!

WOMEN IN SCIENCE
AT TALL TIMBERS

Contributed by Tall Timbers Research Station

Pictured from left to right: Cinnamon Morrison, Diana McGrath, Monica Rother, Kim Sash, Casey Teske, Kristen Malone

Tall Timbers is a research center for fire ecology, game bird research,vertebrate ecology and land management. The 2800-acre plantation, originally purchased by Edward Beadel in 1895, is located in what is referred to as the Red Hills region of north Florida and south Georgia. In addition to its rich history, what helps make Tall Timbers so special are its passionate and skilled women scientists who study the ecology of the area and advocate for using fire to preserve it.