Ted Stubblefield: Another Giant Gone
Evergreen Foundation board member Ted Stubblefield died Saturday evening, July 25, at his home in Prescott, Arizona. His wife, Mary,
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Ted Stubblefield: Another Giant Gone
Evergreen Foundation board member Ted Stubblefield died Saturday evening, July 25, at his home in Prescott, Arizona. His wife, Mary,
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
Julia Lauch: Wildland Firefighter and Idaho State Forester
I would never say this about another woman were it not for the fact that women say it all the
Happy Birthday, Grandma Oak. Happy Birthday, America.
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Another Giant Gone: Richard Guy Bennett 1933-2026
Dick Bennett and I were good friends for many years. I’ve never known another lumberman quite like him. Not
Protecting people, land & property from the devastation of wildfires. We don’t back down when the mission is daunting; we’re in until the fire is out.
Welcoming Our First Evergreen Advertising Partner: Dauntless Air Evergreen is pleased to welcome Dauntless Air as our first website advertising
It's Déjà vu all over again
Yogi Berra, the Hall of Fame New York Yankees catcher and accidental philosopher of American common sense, gave us one
The State Of Our Forests
The Heat is On!
Wildfire season is upon us - the “us” being the Southeast and the entire West. The heat is on - literally and
The Firestorm after the Flames
Introduction by Jim Petersen Frank Carroll is an old friend and a boat rocker of legendary proportion. He is Vice
Congratulations Bruce Zuber - and Thank You!
Back in December, we invited Evergreen readers to step forward with year-end support for our work. We asked those
Like a Good Neighbor: Idaho’s Good Neighbor Authority at Work
A Conversation with Jon Songster, GNA Bureau Chief for the Idaho Department of Lands When Barry Manilow wrote the State
Read 'em and Weep
When Forest Service Chief Tom Schultz was in Coeur d’Alene on April 7 for a public lands collaborative conference,