In this issue, we follow the rest of the money - examining who funds the organizations filing these lawsuits and what their donors may not know about the consequences.
Rescinding the Roadless Rule does not open designated Wilderness to logging, but it may open the door to restoring millions
Taking aim at the use of the Equal Access to Justice Act as a serial litigation tool. We Want to
Tanya Tanya is a planer operator – surfacing and smoothing rough lumber. She also works the resaw - a system for processing
Jennifer Jennifer runs the bander, securing stacks of lumber with metal bands. The stacks must be even and bound tight.
Jordene Jordene drives a forklift in the mill, moving and stacking pallets of lumber. Employed for a month - at the
Kanicee “I am fast learner, not a fragile doll.” This is where we start with Kanicee's interview and
Editor’s Note: Jim Petersen delivered the Eulogy at Bob Freres’ funeral at Immaculate Conception church in Stayton, Oregon, November
Tonya Planting the seed... Tonya started working at the mill in 2004, “It’s been interesting,” she says laughing. One
Laura In the spirit of total utilization of the tree - pine shavings from the mill are consolidated into forty pound
Susan Susan has been a lead electrician at Devil's Tower Forest Products for four and a half years.
Consider the skill set you can master working in a mill - and then consider how that skill set can transfer
Lacey The morning was Wyoming bright with a clear blue sky. I met Lacey and her truck as I walked
Forestry lost another giant in July – and I lost a great friend. Wayne Giesy’s contributions to the noble cause
Editor’s Note: We have long been supporters of educational programs that encourage young men and women to pursue careers
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