Eliminating the Gold Standard
It's rare that a tidy story with so much clarity falls into our lap, but this one did.
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Editor's Desk
John Marker: Another Giant Gone
The forestry world has lost another giant. John Marker, a much admired U.S. Forest Service retiree, recently passed away
The State Of Our Forests
Forestry's Great Divide
Welcome to the new Evergreen website where – to paraphrase our marketing team– we are making big changes in hopes of
Editor's Desk
Milt Herbert: An Exceptional Life Well Lived
The forestry world lost another giant this month. Lumberman, Milt Herbert, who one admirer once called "our industry'
Forestry 101
Forestry Legends: Interview with Mike Newton - Part 3
Editor’s note: Evergreen Foundation board member, Mike Newton, is one of the most respected forest scientists in the nation.
Forestry 101
Forestry Legends: Interview with Mike Newton - Part 2
Editor’s note: Evergreen Foundation board member, Mike Newton, is one of the most respected forest scientists in the nation.
Editor's Desk
The Invisible Workforce: America's Loggers
It is 5:00 AM in any given time zone across these United States. While many are hitting the snooze
Editor's Desk
"What's That Sound?": Rethinking National Forest Policy In The West
"There's something happening here What it is ain’t exactly clear There’s a man with a
Editor's Desk
Power To Good Earth
I never cease to be amazed by life’s unexpected twists and turns. This afternoon, I listened in on a
The State Of Our Forests
Canadian Forestry As A Model
In Canada, the “C” word — compromise — doesn’t have the negative connotations it does in other jurisdictions. Canadians, since the
The State Of Our Forests
Forestry As Sustainability
No country on earth consumes more wood fiber on a per capita basis than United States: 2.27 cubic meters
The State Of Our Forests
Case No. 1: Then and Now
In the summer of 1874 - not quite 11 years after he won the Congressional Medal of Honor in the
Counties On Fire
Restoring The West's National Forests: Part 2
In northern Arizona, along the north and south rims of the Grand Canyon, the National Park Service is considering the