Posts tagged Timber

THE GLORY OF THE WOODS “We are sitting on a gold mine,” he says quietly. “Not just a recreation paradise, but lands that have tremendous …

Susan Jones is a Seattle architect with deep and remarkably instructive roots In Pacific Northwest forests. When Ms. Jones was a small child, four decades …

BLESSINGS, LUCK, AND A LITTLE BIT OF MAYBERRY “It was downright scary in the beginning,” Schwartz says of what it was like the first time …

BUILDING THE FUTURE “The people in my life – my family and friends – helped me restore my faith in myself,” Adams explained. “You surround …

SAWDUST IN HER BLOOD “This isn’t a dying industry as some suggest. The world’s consumers aren’t using less wood, nor should they. Wood is the …

“Conservationists who have joined collaboratives – and that includes me – fear that talk of arbitration could easily morph into talk about watering down the …

“Our Montana Forests in Focus program is the culmination of a New Year’s promise I made to myself two years ago. We needed to increase …

When we interviewed Governor Bullock, he went to great lengths to say that keeping Montana’s family owned wood manufacturing businesses in business is a key …

A GOOD DAY’S WORK “Back then, drivers could fix most anything on their trucks. You even learned how to reline your own brake shoes. Today, …

Litigation is not a management strategy. Without injunctive relief, there can be no certainty in our active management plans and the years of hard work our collaborative’s have invested in forest restoration planning will also be lost.