Fate Of Our Forests
Changes sweep over logging industry giants
PACIFIC COUNTY, Wash. After a year and a half looking for a buyer, in February once-dominant logging giant…
Fate Of Our Forests
Bridging the gaping divide
JOHN DAY Longtime Oregon lumberman John Shelk remembers the first time a colleague suggested that if he was…
Fate Of Our Forests
Q&A with Tom Tuchmann
U.S. Forest Capital seems to be at the junction of the economic and environmental forces that are reflected…
Fate Of Our Forests
Timberland shuffle leaves some in doubt
The largest tract of industrial timberland in Clatsop County has changed hands a half-dozen times in 30 years.…
Fate Of Our Forests
CUSTOM GROWTH
BOARDMAN Spanning six miles along Interstate 84, the GreenWood Resources tree farm is an imposing sight for motorists…
Fate Of Our Forests
Seeing double
Tony and Tim Nolan always have done things together. They grew up and went to high school together…
Fate Of Our Forests
A new kind of currency
A professional forester who died 25 years ago would not recognize the words and concepts that are the…
Fate Of Our Forests
On a quest for Common ground
JOHN DAY Over the past five years, a diverse group of people have been working through their differences…
Fate Of Our Forests
Carbon credit trading
Designed to reduce greenhouse gas emissions through market mechanisms, caps are set and markets are used to allocate…
Fate Of Our Forests
Professors call for aggressive reforestation on ‘dry side’
SODA VALLEY As the Blue Mountains Forest Partners put together a proposal last summer for the Soda Bear…
