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Collaboration
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Forest Collaboration in Northeast Washington: Russ Vaagen
“There are a lot of misperceptions about what collaboration is and what collaboratives do. But the biggest problems aren’t
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Embracing Forest Collaboration: Marc Brinkmeyer
“Certainty is a two-way street. We believe Idaho needs a wilderness bill for the same reasons that we need certainty
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Forest Collaboration in Northeast Washington: Mike Petersen
“I would respectfully disagree with critics who suggest that collaboration is Ouija board stuff. Between the U.S. Forest Service
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Embracing Forest Collaboration: Phil Hough
“Historical conflict between timber production and wilderness protection is ebbing. Collaborations throughout our region are making progress in finding support
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Embracing Forest Collaboration: Chad Hudson
“I met with the members of the Idaho Panhandle Forest Collaborative for the first time in the summer of 2013.
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Forest Collaboration in Northeast Washington: Duane Vaagen
Timber industry people who don’t trust forest collaboration believe that those of us who participate in collaboratives are sleeping
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Embracing Forest Collaboration: Mary Farnsworth Part 2
"The lesson in ‘Playing God’ is that there is no such thing as leaving nature alone. People are part
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Embracing Forest Collaboration: Liz Johnson-Gebhardt
"There are great invisible leveling forces in society. When society decides that this or that group is being too
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Embracing Forest Collaboration: Scott Atkison
"The timber industry is going to have to learn to share these forests with others who have different values
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Embracing Forest Collaboration: Mary Farnsworth
"The lesson in ‘Playing God’ is that there is no such thing as leaving nature alone. People are part
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Embracing Forest Collaboration: Glen Bailey
The lesson in ‘Playing God’ is that there is no such thing as leaving nature alone. People are part of
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Embracing Forest Collaboration: Mike Petersen
“When we leave forests to nature, as so many people today seem to want to do, we get whatever nature