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When Forest Service Chief Tom Schultz was in Coeur d’Alene on April 7 for a public lands collaborative conference,
Women's Work
A series of 11 interviews about women’s work and a progressive approach in places one may assume 'rural' is equated with an antiquated paradigm.
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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.
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Midweek Musings: Pinchot - Women Taking Hold of The Problem
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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
Grace And Dirt
WOMEN'S WORK-TANYA-BUILDING A FUTURE
Tanya Tanya is a planer operator – surfacing and smoothing rough lumber. She also works the resaw - a system for
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WOMEN'S WORK-JENNIFER & KARIN-LEGACY
Jennifer Jennifer runs the bander, securing stacks of lumber with metal bands. The stacks must be even and bound tight.
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WOMEN'S WORK-JORDENE-SOLID GOLD
Jordene Jordene drives a forklift in the mill, moving and stacking pallets of lumber. Employed for a month - at
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WOMEN'S WORK-KANICEE-FULL STEAM AHEAD
Kanicee “I am fast learner, not a fragile doll.” This is where we start with Kanicee's interview and
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WOMEN'S WORK-TONYA-GROWING STRONG
Tonya Planting the seed... Tonya started working at the mill in 2004, “It’s been interesting,” she says laughing. One