...but only if we get it right
Our colleague, Frank Carroll, has written a short but compelling endorsement of the what he calls the most significant structural
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A collection of thoughts, stories, observations…examining our place in the forest, our work in the woods and in the community, our hope for future generations, and how we navigate our differences to provide effective stewardship, with a bit of grace – from the ground up.
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Legacy - The Third Strand of The Braid
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Braided Stewardship: Science, Responsibility, and Legacy
What follows is a two-part article — longer than our usual format — written with the hope that it offers meaningful insight
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Restoring Foresight
A century after the conservation idea took root, its renewal lies where it began — in connection, community, and care for one another and the land.
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Midweek Musings: Pinchot - Women Taking Hold of The Problem
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Women and the Work of Stewardship: Restoring Balance
“True stewardship requires more than science and policy — it demands a balance of empathy and courage. Women are uniquely qualified
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Midweek Musings...Wants and Needs
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Midweek Musings...What the SAF?
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