Editor's Column
Washington Doesn't Need To Regulate Rain
Posted: 2011-12-13

Wynsma Revisited
Posted: 2011-05-26

We have been deluged by responses to Barry Wynsma's thoughtful essay on Forest Service leadership - or the lack thereof. Provided here is some feedback on the essay.

New to Evergreen: W.V. “Mac” McConnell Writes From Florida
Posted: 2011-05-17

W.V. "Mac" McConnell writes from Florida. He is a U.S. Forest Service retiree whose Power Point presentations have appeared on our website many times. His latest efforts are nearby: an updated version of his earlier "Timber Resource Management" Power Point and a fascinating photograph, "One Landscape: Four Views," that shows what is happening on adjacent public and private forests at Deep Creek, near Townsend, Montana.

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Guest Columns
Judicial Regulation and Killing Jobs: The Ninth Circuit's Forest Roads' Decision – Waving Goodbye to Science-Based BMPs and More Than 35 Years of Regulatory Precedent
Posted: 2012-02-02

Mike Petersen Is Wrong
Posted: 2012-01-09

Editor's comment concerning Mike Petersen's (Executive Director - Lands Council) Response To Dr. Tom Bonnicksen's Essay, "Death Of A Forest: Why We Should Care"

Environmental Activist, Mike Petersen, Rebuts Dr. Tom Bonnicksen's Evergreen Essay, "Death Of A Forest: Why We Should Care".
Posted: 2012-01-08

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Woods Wisdom
Why Implementation Procedures For Environmental laws Must Be Reformed
Posted: 2012-01-31

Why Implementation Procedures Of Federal Environmental Laws Must Be Reformed
Posted: 2011-11-29

Are Environmentalists Ripping Off U.S. Taxpayers?
Posted: 2011-08-16

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Notes From All Over

Mid-Spring 2006

Eastern Oregon's forests and communities are in a death spiral. Can anything be done to save them from certain disaster?

Mid Spring 2006
Published: Monday, May 15 2006

Death watch in eastern Oregon

By: Jim Petersen

In this issue we write about environmental and economic collapse in eastern Oregon's Blue Mountains, a region known by many as the "Iron Triangle,"

Ring of Fire - Part One

By: Dave Skinner

Eastern Oregon's forests and communities are in a death spiral. Can anything be done to save them from certain disaster?

Ring of Fire - Part Two

By: Dave Skinner

Eastern Oregon's forests and communities are in a death spiral. Can anything be done to save them from certain disaster?

Ring of Fire - Part Three

By: Dave Skinner

Eastern Oregon's forests and communities are in a death spiral. Can anything be done to save them from certain disaster?

Ring of Fire - Part Four

By: Dave Skinner

Eastern Oregon's forests and communities are in a death spiral. Can anything be done to save them from certain disaster?

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