The West Is On Fire - Again
The West is on fire again this summer. I’ve lost track of the number of times I’ve started
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Rodney Smoldon: The Challenge Of Wildfires In Eastern WA
Evergreen: Let’s talk about the A to Z project for a moment. The litigators who refuse to collaborate were
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Kurtis Vaagen: Can Collaboration Replace Litigation?
Evergreen: Nature isn’t waiting. Vaagen: That’s for sure – and our latest wildfire season proves the point in spades.
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Christmas Morning On The Farm
When I was a youngster growing up in northern Idaho, my grandparents managed a farm that belonged to Bonner County.
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Gary Morishima: The Hope Of Forest Collaboration And Anchor Forestry
Evergreen: The many powers that Tribes hold as sovereign nations make some people very nervous. But what we see here
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Forest Collaboration & Climate Change: Jim Doran
"No one – with the possible exception of Evergreen Magazine - has told the story very well. It is time to
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Forest Collaboration: David Ehrmantrout
“Many people have been chasing consistent and viable forest thinning programs - what you are calling ‘certainty’ - for most of their
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Forest Collaboration in Northeast Washington: Ron Gray
“I don’t just represent Avista in our Northeast Washington Forest Coalition. I represent the community at large; Kettle Falls,
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Forest Collaboration: Tom Tidwell
“I still have some doubts about how arbitration might substitute for litigation, but I know that there is interest in
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Forest Collaboration: Barry Wynsma
“Most folks – me included - don’t like big square or rectangular clearcuts. That would be one example of how the
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Forest Collaboration in Northeast Washington: Mark Teply
_“_Forest collaboration and stewardship contracting are of great value as tools for engaging and energizing stakeholders and getting work done
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Embracing Forest Collaboration: Bruce And Chas Vincent
Chas Vincent: If there are no capital investments in wood processing, the years of hard work our collaborative’s have
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The Future of the National Forests
Who Will Answer an Uncertain Trumpet? By Jack Ward Thomas, PhD Chief Emeritus, U. S. Forest Service Professor Emeritus, College