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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First Put Out The Fire
Time to Shelve Prescribed Fire
Time to Shelve Prescribed Fire It’s time for the U.S. Forest Service to shelve prescribed burning until it
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Blowtorch Forestry - Part 2
“It’s time to drive a stake in the heart of the managed fire vampire.” Frank Carroll, Managing Partner, PFMc
Forestry
Beyond John Sanderson’s Farm
Earlier this week I stumbled across Hugh Raup’s boat rocking essay, “The View from John Sanderson’s Farm,” published
Julia Petersen
Julia Petersen Health Update
In December of last year our Managing Director, Julia Petersen (a.k.a. my wife), was diagnosed with cancer. The
Wildfire
Carole King: Folk-singing forester
\[ photo courtesy of Francis Chung/E&E News \] Folk singer and song writer Carole King was the star witness
Wildfire
Editor's Note: A Call To Action
Elsewhere on our website, you will find a five-part interview from 2018 with our friend and colleague Michael Rains. Mr.
The State Of Our Forests
2022 NACo Legislative Conference
Jim Petersen recently spoke at the NACo 2022 Legislative Conference - his message was on the untapped capacity of counties
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Burning Ruth: The Questions of August
Editor’s Note: Evergreen colleagues and wildfire experts, Roger Jaegel and James Montgomery have cowritten a thoughtful and penetrating essay
Wildfire
“Our biggest challenge is wildfire”
Editor’s Note: Amanda Kaster is the Director of the Montana Department of Natural Resources and Conservation [DNRC]. She was
Counties On Fire
Chad Hanson to a white paging telephone please...
Huzzahs to the public relations genius who figured out that the most visually memorable way to showcase the herculean efforts
Counties On Fire
We Best Check Our Guns and Knives At The Door
Every major conservation group in our country – including the venerable Nature Conservancy - has endorsed the urgent need for the
Counties On Fire
God Almighty this is hard to watch
In a perfect world, we would be removing dying and dead trees before wildfire strikes, not leaving their bone-dry carcasses