Going on Faith
From Wild Bill Hagenstein to the Big Bang, a reflection on curiosity, science, and belief. A Question from a Reader.
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Bob Roper on Wildfires and What to do Next
Editor’s Note: Retired Nevada State Forester, Bob Roper, has written a brutally honest assessment of the underlying and still
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Western Fire Graphs
Last year, Evergreen Magazine commissioned a series of graphs that help to illustrate just how dire the situation in the
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Some gentle New Year advice for Tony Tooke
New Forest Service Chief, Tony Tooke, has his hands full. The West’s wildfire-ravaged National Forests are falling apart, and
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NOW IS THE TIME TO ASK...WHAT DO WE WANT FROM OUR FORESTS?
Greetings and Happy Holidays from all of us at Evergreen! Jim, Julia, Manny the Malamute, and Huck wish you all
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Lessons From Eagle Creek
It would be easy for me to say, “It’s about damned time” to all the hand-wringers and wailers in
Collaboration
STEWARDSHIP IS NOT A PART-TIME JOB
The west is burning again - still. The air in most of Washington, Oregon, California, Idaho, Montana, Colorado, and South
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NATURE DOESN'T GIVE A DAMN WHAT YOU WANT
In case you hadn’t noticed, it’s wildfire season across the West. Again. Even the Wall Street Journal has
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Our Forestry Stars Are Lining Up
I have been swapping email notes with Society of American Foresters editor, Steve Wilent, for years. Mainly we commiserate about
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Wesley Moss Rickard: Forestry Giant Gone
Another forestry giant is gone. Wesley Moss Rickard, who is widely believed to be the intellectual force behind modern-day industrial
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A Sea Change In How Federal Judges View Collaborative Forest Restoration Projects
A sea change in how federal judges view collaborative forest restoration projects is underway. It is plainly visible in rulings
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The Sundance Fire Remembered
Northern Idaho’s 1967 Sundance Fire will be remembered in four solemn ceremonies later this month, including one honoring the
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An Unparalleled Teaching Moment
Idaho’s timber and tourism sectors have prospered side-by-side in our Panhandle region since the end of World War II.