Gene Yahvah died in Libby, Montana on May 23, 2023, his ninety-seventh birthday. He was a legend among Montana foresters
The citizens of our country - those who own our federal forests - paid my salary for 38 years. I
One of my best friends has known Randy Moore for decades. To my pleasant surprise, they are alike in ways
Greetings and Happy Holidays from all of us at Evergreen!
Jim, Julia, Manny the Malamute, and Huck wish you all the best in 2018. Along with Jim and Julia, there are a variety of individuals who assist us in making sure you have the most up-to-date information on the state of our national forests, collaborative efforts, and governmental forest policy.
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It has been a productive year! Here at Evergreen we are working with a diverse group of stakeholders: The University of Idaho and other educational institutions, The U.S. Forest Services' - Forest Inventory and Analysis Program as well as professional organizations, advocates. collaboratives, tribes, and stakeholders across the West. Our collective commitment is to develop politically viable solutions for wildfire mitigation, and a holistic model for forest-to-community resilience. A recent grant award from Northwest Farm Credit Services has helped us begin development as we seek additional funding. It is imperative that we broaden our narrative to educate and engage the next generation of stewards.
The smoke is not clearing. Our wildfire problem is escalating at an alarming rate. We need pace and scale forest treatments that are effective. The science is clear: we are running out of time to change course.
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As always, we are grateful for your support and your voice in this growing - and much needed - conversation.
With warm regards, Jim, Julia, and the Evergreen crew
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Huzzahs to the public relations genius who figured out that the most visually memorable way to showcase the herculean efforts
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