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Logging Companies Tout Big Plans for Big Trees – Redwood Forests Will be Managed with Concern for Ecosystem

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Logging companies tout big plans for big trees:Redwood forests will be managed Glen Martin, Chronicle Environment Writer                                                                                                                  The San Francisco ChronicleMarch 22, 2004Forester Fred Euphrat, joined by his dog Holiday,…
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Timber Policy

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Radio Station:  KQED FMProgram:  The California Report, Timber Policy reportDate:  August 1, 2003Host:  Scott ShaferReporter:  Jason MargolisLength:  5:19 minutesListen:  Click here to listen now (Requires Real Player. Download at http://www.real.com/)
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Give MRC a Break

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Letter to the editor Anderson Valley AdvertiserOctober 1, 2001 Editor,Today, I went out to walk a harvest unit on the Albion with Mike Jani. I haven't been out there in…
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Greenwashing

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Letter to the EditorMendocino BeaconAugust 1, 2001 Editor: I and other concerned community members toured Mendocino Redwood Co.'s current logging operations on the Albion River near Enchanted Meadow. In response…
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Albion Woods Protests

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Letter to the EditorAnderson Valley AdvertiserAugust 1, 2001 Editor, Albion, California, is a place where 80 years ago thousands of acres of ancient redwood forests flourished and supported diverse wildlife,…
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Hang on to Timberland

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Letter to the EditorAnderson Valley AdvertiserJune 27, 2001 Editor:"It's Not Easy Being Green," was your caption above a letter from Mary Pjerrou in you June 20 edition. But it IS…
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Enchanted Meadow

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Letter to the Editor Mendocino BeaconJune 7, 2001 Two weeks ago we learned that Mendocino Redwood Co. has withdrawn 40+ acres from their proposed 188-acre timber harvest plan (THP) 1-01-033…
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The Gap’s Inconsistency

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Letter to the EditorSan Francisco Chronicle MagazineMay 20, 2001 I read with interest your piece on Bill McDonough ("Bill McDonough: Ecology Design's High Priest," April 1) describing The Gap headquarters…
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Enchanted Meadow meeting

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Letter to the EditorMendocino BeaconMay 3, 2001 Editor:One hundred and ten people attended the scoping session held on April 17 at the Albion School and community center concerning Mendocino Redwood…
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Forest certifiers give their blessing to MRC

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Beyond the Gold StarCertification Faces Its Toughest Test YetBy Seth Zuckerman                                                                                                                                               11/30/2000Forest certifiers took a bold step this month when they gave their blessing to northern California's Mendocino Redwood Company,…
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Timber Company Awarded

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By Mike GeniellaThe Press Democrat November 18, 2000Mendocino Redwood Co., target of some local environmental activists' scorn, has become the first major timber company in the state to win independent…
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MRC awarded certification

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By Glenda Anderson The Ukiah Daily JournalNovember 17, 2000The Forest Stewardship Council this week certified that Mendocino Redwood Company is a responsible forest manager. "Mendocino Redwood Company and its owners,…
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MRC rebuts ad claims

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By Mike A'Dair, Staff WriterThe Willits NewsOctober 2, 2000 The Mendocino Redwood Company finds itself in the center of another controversy. The latest one stems from a paid advertisement that…
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Finding Real Solutions

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Published on Friday, August 25, 2000The recently announced Garcia River partnership between Trout Unlimited and Mendocino Redwood Co. is a positive reminder of what can happen when people are willing…
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