Editor's Column
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.

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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Small-wood News - March 24, 2010

From the Editor

Dear Subscribers:

Thank you once again for all your positive comments regarding the recent improvements here at Smallwood-News. Since the announcement of the upcoming yearly subscription fee, many of you have asked if you can pay right now. Yes, the order form is live and can be accessed via our secure subscription page. You are welcome to pay by credit card or check.  

All subscription orders should be placed by Tuesday, April 27 in order to receive Smallwood-News without any interruptions. You can certainly subscribe after this date, but it may mean you miss out on a newsletter or two until your subscription is current. I'll continue posting reminders as we near the April 27 date. Please note: even if you subscribe before April 27, your year-long (52-issue) subscription will begin on that date. Once again, you can access our new subscription order form here.

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