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The Ukiah Daily JournalFriday, December 16, 2005P. A-8Dareiela Lopez, a second year student at Mendocino College, recently received a first-place prize for her poster entitled, "The Forest's Role in Carbon…

By Peter Fimrite, Chronicle Staff WriterThe San Francisco ChronicleWednesday, May 11, 2005Richard Royer stood on the windy bluff and swept his arm in an arc over the sprawling expanse of…

By Lorralne BuranzonThe Mendocino BeaconThursday, April 28, 2005Thank you for the informative article (April 14) discussing the road use issue at Big River. However, the accompanying editorial had several inaccuracies…

EditorialThe Mendocino BeaconThursday, April 14, 2005The purchase of the Big River unit isn't quite finished. That will be when State Parks acquires road use agreements from Mendocino Redwood Company. Ideally,…

By Frank HartzellThe Mendocino BeaconThursday, April 14, 2005The incongruous image of big logging trucks rolling through State Parks new Big River Unit won’t be seen this summer, despite a court…

By Spencer SoperThe Press Democrat Saturday, April 9, 2005More than 3,000 acres of timberland will be added to Sonoma Coast State Beach next month in the biggest, most expensive parkland…

By Arno HolschuhCalifornia Coast & Ocean, Vol. 21, Nos. 1 & 2 Spring/Summer 2005  Dense foliage above the creek helps to maintain cool instream habitat.Mendocino Redwood Company forester, Colby Forrester,…

By Carol BenfellThe Press DemocratDecember 6, 2004Local timber companies could be paid to preserve redwood trees under a new state program that gives polluting industries credit if they conserve forests.…

By Spencer Soper The Press Democrat May 12, 2004Column: Around the EmpirePlans to add 3,373 acres of historic timberlands to Sonoma Coast State Beach took a big step forward Tuesday…

The Press DemocratMay 11, 2004When it comes to open space purchases, the words "spectacular" and "magnificent" are often overused. But, by all reports, the 3,373-acre coastal property under consideration by…