"Un-entered Forest" by Heidi Walters was published in the North Coast Journal on August 7, 2014. The article may be read here.
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By Marisa FormosaFor the Redwood TimesPosted: 07/25/2014 03:42:42 PM PDT EUREKA >> Join Sanctuary Forest on Saturday, August 2nd for the Forestry Practices hike! Mike Jani of Humboldt Redwood Company…
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Melo Foundation, Blacktail Association co-host clean-up event for media, politicos on MRC land near ElkBy Chris CalderGarden is not the word for it. Neither is "grow."The first sign that something…
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Greenpeace case study on MRC's forest management under Forest Stewardship Council certification here
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Tim Martin/Here's a ThoughtPosted: 02/23/2014 02:37:38 AM PST | Updated: 5 days ago People who think the common man is thick and a soft touch to boot might want…
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Are Humboldt County's biggest timber companies as eco-friendly as they're trying to tell us? BY LINDA STANSBERRY Once a forest, now a clearing. Ewald says trees grow well after clearcuts, but…
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Special to the Willits NewsPosted December 31, 2013Divers jumped into lower Eel River pools again in fall 2013 to document the size of the fall Chinook salmon run as part…
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By Lorraine AlexanderNorth Bay Business Journal, December 2013Throughout the world, ancient cultures have demonstrated a reverence for trees as part of their core belief. Have we lost our way in…
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Jacqueline Debets/Business SensePosted: 07/28/2013 02:37:37 AM PDTSome people have asked me “Is this redwood marketing campaign just a last-ditch effort to save the timber industry?” Absolutely not “last ditch.”…
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By SEAN SCULYTHE PRESS DEMOCRATPublished: Sunday, April 21, 2013 at 4:50 p.m.A Mendocino County timber company is promising to improve conservation measures on 332 square miles of redwood forest in…
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Humboldt BeaconPosted: 03/28/2013 10:35:33 AM PDTMary BullwinkelBeacon CorrespondentRetaining and creating new jobs in the Humboldt County forest products industry is the overall goal of a marketing strategy that will…
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Patrick Higgins/for the Times-StandardGreg King raised issues about the ecological sustainability of industrial forestry recently (”Green Diamond: Enemy of forests,” Times-Standard, Feb. 20, Page A4) and drew a vitriolic response…
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By FRANK HARTZELL Staff Writeradvocate-news.com Updated: 02/28/2013 07:59:44 AM PST Based on input from the public, Mendocino Redwood Company has requested and been granted that the public be given more time…
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE JANUARY 7, 2013 Mendocino Redwood Company to host two public workshops on its recent draft release of a Habitat Conservation Plan/Natural Communities Conservation Plan (HCP/NCCP)Mendocino Redwood Company (MRC) will…
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By Jennifer Poole/TWN Staff WriterPosted: 12/26/2012 10:05:47 AM PSTRepresentatives from federal and state agencies far outnumbered members of the public at a Ukiah meeting on Mendocino Redwood Company's 80-year…
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by Frank HartzellBack in 2000, the Mendocino Redwood Company (MRC) envisioned a long-term plan to manage its 213,000 acres of redwood forests in Mendocino County. MRC asked a half-dozen government…
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By Chris McManusMendocino Redwood Company released a draft late last month of an 80-year comprehensive plan for management of its 350 square miles of forestland spanning 350 square miles of…
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by The AVA on Dec 11th, 2012"THE BOARD,” Hamburg said, “also heard Mendocino Redwood Company’s presentation regarding the merits of their 80 year Habitat Conservation Plan. This plan has been…
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Submitted by Rose ZimmerThe public review draft of the Mendocino Redwood Company Habitat Conservation Plan (HCP), Natural Communities Conservation Plan (NCCP), and Timber Management Plan (TMP) has been released for…
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By Jennifer Poole/TWN Staff Writer willitsnews.comFederal and state agencies that announced public meetings next week on Mendocino Redwood Company's proposed 80-year habitat conservation plan failed to send public notice to…
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by The AVA on Dec 6th, 2012MENDO SUPERVISORS Dan Hamburg and John McCowen have invited Mendocino Redwood Company President and Chief Forester Mike Jani and Forest Operations Manager John Ramaley…
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by Will Parrish on Dec 5th, 2012The Kashia Pomo of northwestern Sonoma and southwestern Mendocino Counties refer to it as “Chishkale,” meaning “beautiful tree.” Northern California pioneers selected their name…
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by The AVA on Dec 3rd, 2012THE PUBLIC REVIEW DRAFT of the Mendocino Redwood Company Habitat Conservation Plan (HCP), Natural Community Conservation Plan (NCCP), and Timber Management Plan (TMP) has…
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By K.C. MEADOWS Ukiah Daily Journalukiahdailyjournal.comThe smell of fresh pine boughs hits you as soon as you stick your head out the back door of the Ukiah Garden Club clubhouse…
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Redwood TimesPosted: 11/05/2012 06:54:10 PM PSTVirginia GrazianiChinook salmon are moving up the Eel River in unusually large numbers this fall, according to a series of counts undertaken in September…
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Trout Magazine, Spring 2012 By Dave Stalling North Coast Coho Project: bring Salmon and Steelhead back to Northern California's timberlands
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Mike Dronkers / August 8, 2012 @ 9:17 p.m. /ENVIRONMENT, HUMBOLDT, WILDLIFEWith the PALCO/Maxxam days fading into the rearview mirror, how are the new owners, Humboldt Redwood Company , doing by comparison?Tobias…
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Anderson Valley Advertiserby Will Parrish on Aug 9th, 2012 At Sierra Pacific Industries’ sawmill on the Samoa Peninsula, where the Mad River Slough meets Humboldt Bay, eight miles southwest of Arcata,…
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by Will Parrish on Jul 25th, 2012From a ridgetop knoll on Bald Hill, in Anderson Valley’s “Deep End,” the Rancho Navarro home of Elaine and Mike Kalantarian affords a generous…
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Anderson Valley Advertiserby Will Parrish on Jul 18th, 2012From the massive landed estates of Roman antiquity known as latifundias, to those of modern-day Latin America, to the railroad, wheat, timber…
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California Watchby Susanne RustJune 6, 2012A state conservation agency's new policy on transparency and public disclosure is drawing mixed reviews, from lukewarm approval to condemnation.The Wildlife Conservation Board's new policy…
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Ukiah Daily Journal June 6, 2012By Julie BawcomOn May 17 a group of foresters, loggers, two sheriff deputies and other resource professionals gathered along Miller Ridge at 12-mile along the Masonite…
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Megan Hansen/The Times-StandardPosted: 04/25/2012 02:18:06 AM PDTHumboldt County residents can expect to start seeing advertisements promoting the use of redwood over other building materials thanks to a marketing program…
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In honor of Jere MelloSanta Rosa Press DemocratApril 3, 2012by: Glenda Anderson With outdoor marijuana-growing season about to begin, private and public officials are invoking the memory of slain Fort…
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The April 2012 issue of LBM Journal features the biggest-and-best-ever roundup of decking products including a variety of decking surface materials as well as fasteners and connectors, and railing and…
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The April 2012 issue of LBM Journal features in-depth information on decking trends in 2012. Offering industry insights and interviews with a number of leading decking manufacturers, this article provides…
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Jessica Cejnar/The Times-Standard/times-standard.com/Posted: 03/28/2012 02:08:41 AM PDTThe Headwaters Fund board approved a grant for a project aimed at convincing California residents to choose redwood over wood-plastic composite lumber when…
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Grayson B. SandyThe LumberjackThe thick canopy of the Humboldt forests would seem to be a safe place, but within lies a killer. The killer is a vicious predator sporting claws,…
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Ben White, a U.S. Army Corps of Engineers fisheries biologist, on Tuesday releases nine-month-old Coho salmon fingerlings into Willow Creek, near Bridgehaven. The creek is a major tributary to the…
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September 26, 2011 | Susanne RustCalifornia WatchCritics question the transparency of state land deals.In a unanimous vote this month, the Wildlife Conservation Board agreed to pay $19 million to a…
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By Kendall Smith and Mark LovelaceThe Press DemocratPublished: Thursday, July 21, 2011 at 6:01 p.m.Last Modified: Thursday, July 21, 2011 at 6:01 p.m.On Tuesday, the state Wildlife Conservation Board has…
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By Steven Greenhut | Special to The Orange County Register Published: July 8, 2011 | Updated: July 9, 2011 8:19 a.m. SACRAMENTO – As I took the nearly six-hour drive…
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North Coast JournalJune 16, 2011Editor:Ryan Burns did a first-rate job of sorting through some of the rather arcane detail and language that surrounds conservation easements, in this case for the…
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North Coast JournalJune 2, 2011Editor:Your article on the Fisher family timber companies (“Backwoods Statecraft,” May 19) shed some much-needed light on their methods of operation. While they log their lands…
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Mendocino Redwood Company tussles with nonprofits over how best to protect the forestsRyan Burns/North Coast Journal05/19/2011Longtime lumberman Art Harwood is a veteran of the Timber Wars, and he remembers the…
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3/30/2011 // by Aislinn MaestasLooking to build a house? Put up a fence? Construct a tree house for your kids? Do you live in the Bay Area? Do you care…
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First Time all Wood in Every Dimension FSC Certified at the Same Price(San Jose, CA) — More than 10 years after The Home Depot began offering FSC-certified wood products from…
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David Simpson/For the Times-StandardPosted: 03/11/2011 01:24:13 AM PST Donna Tam's March 4th Times-Standard article on the Usal Redwood Forest and a decision to delay support for it last week by the…
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Donna Tam/The Times-StandardPosted: 03/03/2011 01:30:36 AM PSTA timber company's concerns over transparency and land values associated with the state Wildlife Conservation Board's easement acquisitions has delayed the formation of the largest…
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