Why National Forest Products Week Exists — and Why the Reason Still Matters
In 1960, Congress — with overwhelming bipartisan support — passed Public Law 86-73 establishing National Forest Products Week, not as pageantry but
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.
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“True stewardship requires more than science and policy — it demands a balance of empathy and courage. Women are uniquely qualified
Money still doesn't grow on trees... Our mission is public education as it relates to all things forestry
"Midweek Musings" are a bit of a departure to offer our readers some variety and another perspective from
"Midweek Musings" are a bit of a departure to offer our readers some variety and a break from
I have been carrying around a one page piece of writing by my Father. I ran across it some time
"Midweek Musings" are a bit of a departure to offer our readers some variety and a break from
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There is a "can-do" spirit in the Black Hills. You feel everywhere, but it resides most deeply in
Tanya Tanya is a planer operator – surfacing and smoothing rough lumber. She also works the resaw - a system for
Jennifer Jennifer runs the bander, securing stacks of lumber with metal bands. The stacks must be even and bound tight.
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