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John Marker: Another Giant Gone
The forestry world has lost another giant. John Marker, a much admired U.S. Forest Service retiree, recently passed away
The State Of Our Forests
Forestry's Great Divide
Welcome to the new Evergreen website where – to paraphrase our marketing team– we are making big changes in hopes of
Editor's Desk
Milt Herbert: An Exceptional Life Well Lived
The forestry world lost another giant this month. Lumberman, Milt Herbert, who one admirer once called "our industry'
Forestry 101
Forestry Legends: Interview with Mike Newton - Part 3
Editor’s note: Evergreen Foundation board member, Mike Newton, is one of the most respected forest scientists in the nation.
Forestry 101
Forestry Legends: Interview with Mike Newton - Part 2
Editor’s note: Evergreen Foundation board member, Mike Newton, is one of the most respected forest scientists in the nation.
Editor's Desk
The Invisible Workforce: America's Loggers
It is 5:00 AM in any given time zone across these United States. While many are hitting the snooze
Editor's Desk
"What's That Sound?": Rethinking National Forest Policy In The West
"There's something happening here What it is ain’t exactly clear There’s a man with a
Editor's Desk
Power To Good Earth
I never cease to be amazed by life’s unexpected twists and turns. This afternoon, I listened in on a
Magazine Archive
Evergreen Magazine, Fall 2004
In this issue of Evergreen Magazine, from Fall of 2004, we examine Canada's relationship to forests and forestry from historical, cultural, regional, and political perspectives.
The State Of Our Forests
Canadian Forestry As A Model
In Canada, the “C” word — compromise — doesn’t have the negative connotations it does in other jurisdictions. Canadians, since the
The State Of Our Forests
Forestry As Sustainability
No country on earth consumes more wood fiber on a per capita basis than United States: 2.27 cubic meters
The State Of Our Forests
Case No. 1: Then and Now
In the summer of 1874 - not quite 11 years after he won the Congressional Medal of Honor in the