The Work Ahead
As we begin the new year, we want to share what Evergreen is focused on — and what it will take
Grace And Dirt
24 articles
Grace And Dirt
Legacy - The Third Strand of The Braid
This is a repost of the second half of Braided Stewardship: Science, Responsibility, and Legacy. In hindsight, if I had
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Braided Stewardship: Science, Responsibility, and Legacy
What follows is a two-part article — longer than our usual format — written with the hope that it offers meaningful insight
Women's Work
Restoring Foresight
A century after the conservation idea took root, its renewal lies where it began — in connection, community, and care for one another and the land.
Women's Work
Midweek Musings: Pinchot - Women Taking Hold of The Problem
Our mission is public education as it relates to all things forestry. Your support ensures we can provide the quality
Women's Work
Women and the Work of Stewardship: Restoring Balance
“True stewardship requires more than science and policy — it demands a balance of empathy and courage. Women are uniquely qualified
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Midweek Musings...Wants and Needs
Money still doesn't grow on trees... Our mission is public education as it relates to all things forestry
Midweek Musings
Midweek Musings...What the SAF?
"Midweek Musings" are a bit of a departure to offer our readers some variety and another perspective from
Julia Petersen
Midweek Musings...Meditation in Middle C
"Midweek Musings" are a bit of a departure to offer our readers some variety and a break from
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Midweek Musings...How does your garden, farm, forest - grow?
I have been carrying around a one page piece of writing by my Father. I ran across it some time
Julia Petersen
Midweek Musings...The Place In-between
"Midweek Musings" are a bit of a departure to offer our readers some variety and a break from
Julia Petersen
Midweek Musings...Bees in My Bonnet.
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Black Hills Pioneers: James and Sally Ann Neiman
There is a "can-do" spirit in the Black Hills. You feel everywhere, but it resides most deeply in