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Who Steals from Children?
Editor’s Note: In my 60 years as a working journalist Who Steals from Children is easily one of the
America’s Forests in the Balance: A National Emergency: A Call to Action
Editor’s Note: Michael T. Rains – a friend and colleague for several years - wrote the foreword to my book,
Not much "near term" hope for better days...
Editor’s note: Doug Robertson is the Director of the Association of O&C Counties, an organization that represents
Welcome to our new website!
Greetings Friends of Evergreen! Our new website is up and running and I think I have figured out how to
The State Of Our Forests
Another Giant Gone: Gene Yahvah, 1926-2023
Gene Yahvah died in Libby, Montana on May 23, 2023, his ninety-seventh birthday. He was a legend among Montana foresters
The State Of Our Forests
A Moral Responsibility to Tell the Truth
The citizens of our country - those who own our federal forests - paid my salary for 38 years. I
The State Of Our Forests
A conversation with Forest Service Chief, Randy Moore
One of my best friends has known Randy Moore for decades. To my pleasant surprise, they are alike in ways
The State Of Our Forests
This Earth Day - Do Good. Use Wood.
_Evergreen _receives hundreds of email queries in the runup to Earth Day. The deluge of invitations to "do this&
The State Of Our Forests
Video Series - American Forest Fires: The Untold Story
About three years ago, Amos Eno, my friend and colleague from Yarmouth, Maine called me to ask if I could
The State Of Our Forests
God, Family, and The Elliott - Jerry Phillips: 1927-2022
The Elliott State Forest 1930-2022 Many Oregonians do not understand or appreciate the statutory role timber growth and harvest from
The State Of Our Forests
Another Giant Gone - Mike Newton: 1932-2022
Another Giant Gone Mike Newton: 1932-2022 Long time Evergreen Foundation board member, Mike Newton, died August 30 at his home