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Editor's Desk
TED FRERES: ANOTHER GIANT GONE
It has been my great privilege to be on a first-name basis with many of the West’s post-World War
Editor's Desk
Theodore F. Freres: 1950-2018
Oregon lumberman, Ted Freres, 68, died Sunday morning, June 3, in a Salem hospital following a long battle with cancer.
Collaboration
GET OUT OF JAIL FREE?
Most all of us have rolled the dice in Monopoly a time or two. Buying up properties on the Boardwalk
Collaboration
COLLABORATION: THE FUTURE OF FEDERAL LAND MANAGEMENT
Editor’s Note: Gordy Sanders has been a leader in Montana’s forest collaborative movement since its inception about 15
Counties On Fire
GETTING OUR NEEDS MET
The 2018 western wildfire season is already underway, and the news is not good in the Southwest or Utah. Dire
Interviews
VICTORIA CHRISTIANSEN: INTERIM CHIEF, U.S. FOREST SERVICE
Editor’s Note: Evergreen Magazine was fortunate enough to interview our interim Chief of the Forest Service. The interview was
Idaho
DENNIS BECKER: DIRECTOR POLICY ANALYSIS GROUP, UNIVERSITY OF IDAHO COLLEGE OF NATURAL RESOURCES
Editor’s Note: Dennis Becker is the Director of the Policy Analysis Group [PAG] within the College of Natural Resources
Counties On Fire
Protecting Our Sunset Lifestyle
Sunset magazine’s annual camping issue is on newsstands now and, as usual, it is an eclectic and informative salute
Grace And Dirt
The Highest Standard of Conduct
"Let me state again, we cannot achieve the work of our mission without the safe, respectful, rewarding, resilient work
Editor's Desk
Another Giant Gone
Left to Right, the Three Amigos: John McBride, Russ Hudson and Gene Yavah Editor’s Note: John McBride, 90, a
Editor's Desk
Interim Forest Service Chief Keynotes IFOA Conference
Interim Forest Service Chief, Vicki Christiansen was the keynote speaker at the Idaho Forest Owners conference, March 26 in Moscow,
Editor's Desk
“Unhappy” Trump Signs Budget Bill
Despite being “unhappy,” President Donald Trump has signed the $1.3 trillion Omnibus spending bill Friday night, after earlier threatening