With the Elliott safely back in Indian hands, it can become a rich cultural touchstone and a legitimate learning laboratory for students of all ages – and not the latest political conquest for Oregon’s anti-everything wrecking ball.
Now DeLuca has immersed himself – and the College of Forestry he leads – in an eyebrow-raising proposal that could cost the forestry school dearly. At issue is the political fate of the Elliott State Forest, an enormously valuable natural asset…
I got a telephone call one morning in April 1987 that was to change my professional life. The caller was a man I’d never met: …
Editor’s Note: We have long been supporters of educational programs that encourage young men and women to pursue careers in forestry, logging or the myriad …
