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Where has Evergreen been and where are we headed?
A potential donor called us last week to ask, “where we had been and where we were headed.” He explained
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Where has Evergreen been and where are we headed?
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Jim Petersen
The Northwest Forest Plan: FAQs in Fantasy Land
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