What would Bill Greeley think?
“The first obligation resting upon the management of national forest timber is to supply legitimate demands. The requirements of communities
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"This scene radicalized me."
Pat Connell and I have been friends for more than 25 years. We met when he was Rocky Mountain Log
How to protect mature and old growth forests
“Tree cutting [any removal of trees] is currently a relatively minor threat, despite having been a major disturbance historically.” Mature
"The preservationist approach has about run its course."
Chad Oliver, PhD, Silvicultureist and preeminent Forest Stand Dynamics scientist in an Evergreen interview - following his tour of a
A Call to Action: Revision 17.8
We have paired Frank Carroll's Smokey Dragon illustration with Michael Rain's latest Call to Action because
How we begin our workdays
The non-profit Evergreen Foundation has been up to its eyeballs in the West's wildfire-forest management debate for at
"This is very promising."
Chad Oliver, PhD silviculturist and preeminent Forest Stand Dynamics scientist after touring Chas Vincent’s grizzly habitat restoration project on
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Creating grizzly bear habitat using adaptive forest management tools
For the last two years the Evergreen Foundation has been involved in an effort to create more grizzly bear habitat
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