Beyond Burnout: Charting a Path to Regenesis [Phase 1]
Two years ago, I wrote an essay for our website titled, God Almighty, This is Hard to Watch.” I described
Two years ago, I wrote an essay for our website titled, God Almighty, This is Hard to Watch.” I described
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The Oregon Department of State Lands has released its Draft Elliot State Research Forest Forest Management Plan Community Engagement Report.
Life is precious, and for some very short. - Bob Sallee Bob Sallee, one of two Forest Service smokejumpers to
“An increasing percentage of the [Forest Service's] resources have been spent each year to provide for wildfire suppression,
“The 6-3 [Supreme Court] decision will strip federal regulators of much of their power to issue rules outside the parameters
Brad Corkhill, Whiteman Lumber, Cataldo, Idaho The luckiest day in Brad Corkill’s life was January 5, 2009. That'
Pat Connell and I have been friends for more than 25 years. We met when he was Rocky Mountain Log
“Tree cutting [any removal of trees] is currently a relatively minor threat, despite having been a major disturbance historically.” Mature
Chad Oliver, PhD, Silvicultureist and preeminent Forest Stand Dynamics scientist in an Evergreen interview - following his tour of a
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We are hoping you saw this post. Creating grizzly bear habitat using adaptive forest management toolsFor the last two years
Huzzahs to the public relations genius who figured out that the most visually memorable way to showcase the herculean efforts
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Gene Yahvah died in Libby, Montana on May 23, 2023, his ninety-seventh birthday. He was a legend among Montana foresters
The citizens of our country - those who own our federal forests - paid my salary for 38 years. I
One of my best friends has known Randy Moore for decades. To my pleasant surprise, they are alike in ways
Two years ago, I wrote an essay for our website titled, God Almighty, This is Hard to Watch.” I described
About three years ago, Amos Eno, my friend and colleague from Yarmouth, Maine called me to ask if I could
Ferdinand Augustus Silcox seemed destined for a career in chemical engineering via Johns Hopkins University when he stumbled across an
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