Wildfire has become the magnet among those who share our concern for the damage stand-replacing fires have done on public
Add Ted Nordhaus to the list of people I hope to meet someday. I wouldn’t know him if he
Curiosity, Connecting the Dots, and the Work of Stewardship I have written several articles that touch on the value of
This is the ninth part of "Felt Necessities: Engines of Forest Policy," a series of essays tracing the
This is the eighth part of "Felt Necessities: Engines of Forest Policy," a series of essays tracing the
Editor’s Note: Jim Petersen delivered the Eulogy at Bob Freres’ funeral at Immaculate Conception church in Stayton, Oregon, November
Forestry lost another giant in July – and I lost a great friend. Wayne Giesy’s contributions to the noble cause
Editor’s Note: We have long been supporters of educational programs that encourage young men and women to pursue careers
This is the seventh part of Felt Necessities: Engines of Forest Policy, a series of essays tracing the history of
Thank God the 2019 wildfire season has not yet turned into the tragedy that occurred in 2018 when 102 people
Editor’s Note: The Forest Service’s decadal Forest Inventory and Analysis [FIA] report for Washington State is out – and
So the Trump Administration is closing nine of its 25 Job Corps Civilian Conservation Centers [JCCCC] and transferring the remaining
Our colleague, Michael Rains expresses his dismay at the Trump Administration's decision to shutter nine Job Corps Civilian
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Editor’s Note: The National Association of Forest Service Retirees is a 700-plus member organization composed of U.S. Forest
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