REST IN PEACE
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About three years ago, Amos Eno, my friend and colleague from Yarmouth, Maine called me to ask if I could
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Another Giant Gone Mike Newton: 1932-2022 Long time Evergreen Foundation board member, Mike Newton, died August 30 at his home
Jim Petersen's recent article published in Range Magazine. Many thanks to CJ Hadley owner and editor of Range
The brazen lies told by the anti-forestry mob are jaw-dropping. So is the failure of the news media to fact-check
There is nothing "new" or "normal" about the wildfire pandemic that is sweeping across forests in
Ferdinand Augustus Silcox seemed destined for a career in chemical engineering via Johns Hopkins University when he stumbled across an
Time to Shelve Prescribed Fire It’s time for the U.S. Forest Service to shelve prescribed burning until it
“It’s time to drive a stake in the heart of the managed fire vampire.” Frank Carroll, Managing Partner, PFMc
Earlier this week I stumbled across Hugh Raup’s boat rocking essay, “The View from John Sanderson’s Farm,” published
In December of last year our Managing Director, Julia Petersen (a.k.a. my wife), was diagnosed with cancer. The
\[ photo courtesy of Francis Chung/E&E News \] Folk singer and song writer Carole King was the star witness
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