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The Camel’s Nose is Under the Tent

The Camel’s Nose is Under the Tent

The Forest Service has the kind of problem that most of us wish we suffered from. It has more money than it can spend. Thanks to exceedingly...

Paying the Piper

Paying the Piper

In the 20th century, the Forest Service promised to build post-war America with logs cut from national forests. Logging would be sustainable,...

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Mount Hood National Forest

Mount Hood National Forest

The Mount Hood National Forest encompasses 1.1 million acres, with about a third of those acres designated as wilderness within eight...

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Restoring the American Elm

Restoring the American Elm

Like the American chestnut, the American elm is threatened by an invasive species, but the future for the elms looks a bit brighter than the...

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How Homes Can Survive Wildfire

How Homes Can Survive Wildfire

While there’s no historical evidence that Nero “fiddled while Rome burned,” there’s been plenty of fiddling in our forests while homes and...

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Fire Truth

How Homes Can Survive Wildfire

While there’s no historical evidence that Nero “fiddled while Rome burned,” there’s been plenty of...

Paying the Piper

In the 20th century, the Forest Service promised to build post-war America with logs cut from...

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