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YouTube video by Michael Bird Shaffer

How a quasi-academic group convinced Washington State to classify industrial logging as a climate change solution.

TL;DR - Writing this month took longer than expected. I tried to connect personal experience, public lands, and big-picture solutions, but mostly I ended up chasing tangents — after all, it’s all conn...

Josh Hart, MSc Spokesperson, Feather River Action! (FRA) The trauma of the Dixie and other recent fires are...

Shutdown season may freeze federal employees' pay, but it does nothing to stop logging agendas and forest destruction as both remain on the fast track, exposing where the true priorities lie.

A walk through fall colors reminds us of resilience, the wisdom of trees and their networks, and what is still possible.

A push to repeal the Roadless Rule that protects the few ecosystems that remain truly wild faces mass public opposition.

A federal judge has temporarily halted the U.S. Forest Service's Houston South Vegetation Management and Restoration Project, ruling that the agency violated federal law again by failing to adequately...

Learning to Celebrate Severe Forest Fire

Does ‘active management’ in natural ecosystems help biodiversity, communities and the climate? Join us with experts Dr. David Lindenmayer, Dr. Dominick DellaSala and Herb Hammond.

YouTube video by Forest Protection Forums

Forest ecologist Mark Harmon has been exhaustively examining dead logs for 40 years, and he’s found a complex world few people see

The U.S. Department of Agriculture is initiating an environmental impact statement (EIS) and rulemaking concerning management of inventoried roadless areas on approximately 44.7 million acres of Natio...

A Unique Gathering for Environmental Advocates in the Southeast

YouTube video by Alliance For The Wild Rockies

When abstract reasoning ignores the science: how lofty ideas about wilderness mislead wildfire policy.

Protecting Vermonters means strengthening communities and homes while letting forests function naturally, supporting both ecosystem and climate resilience.

A coalition of 150 environmental groups urged Congress and the Agriculture Department to not only maintain a rule protecting more than 58 million acres of federal forest and wildlands, but to "go abov...

A recent CounterPunch article by Faith Kearns argued that municipal watersheds should be “thinned” or logged to reduce wildfire risk, citing California’s

Washington's Climate Plan: A Step Forward on Forest Protection, but a Step Back on Fire and Bioenergy.

The vast majority of funding and conversation around wildfire is still focused on cutting down forests in the name of “community protection.”

Across the globe, people hold countless ways of seeing the natural world.

In recent years, water levels have dropped hugely each summer in several Montana rivers, threatening resident fish, but Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks has refused to enforce its instream water rights.