Forests Forever

Forests Forever News Archives

1. 2018
   1. California’s droughts hurt fight against climate change. Study tells us why (12/29/18)
   2. An Old Champion Passes the Crown (12/28/18)
   3. 'This is our reality now.' (12/27/18)
   4. Editorial: A budget breakdown shouldn’t kill a worthwhile parks fund (12/27/18)
   5. GPS Tracking Shows How Much Wolf Packs Avoid Each Other’s Range (12/26/18)
   6. Governor Brown Signs Great Redwood Trail Bill, Fast-Tracking the 300-Mile Trail (12/26/18)
   7. Japan to Launch Commercial Whaling Operations This Summer (12/26/18)
   8. Fund benefited Point Reyes, many other parks. Congress let it expire (12/26/18)
   9. Sierra off-roaders sue U.S. over grouse in Nevada, California (12/25/18)
   10. California Condor Chick Takes Flight from Santa Barbara County Nest (12/24/18)
   11. Humboldt Redwood Company to log trees up to 72” dbh in large tree marbled murrelet stands 494D, 496D, and 497D near Eureka, CA. (12/24/18)
   12. Study: Northwest Salmon Not Immune To Ocean Acidification (12/24/18)
   13. The ecological value of dead trees (12/20/18)
   14. Protecting the Titans (12/20/18)
   15. Returning Fishers to the North Cascades (12/19/18)
   16. As Democrats prepare to investigate Zinke, expect more of the same from his replacement at Interior (12/18/18)
   17. Climate change: The massive CO2 emitter you may not know about (12/17/18)
   18. How the Iroquois Great Law of Peace Shaped U.S. Democracy (12/17/18)
   19. Ryan Zinke’s Legal Trouble (12/16/18)
   20. OR-7: A Reason For Hope (12/15/18)
   21. Researchers trap, track burrowing owls to help populations (12/15/18)
   22. Climate Negotiators Reach an Overtime Deal to Keep Paris Pact Alive (12/15/18)
   23. Interior Secretary Zinke resigns amid investigations (12/15/18)
   24. Newly released emails suggest Zinke contradicted ethics pledge (12/15/18)
   25. Quoting 'The Lorax,' Court Pulls Permit For Pipeline Crossing Appalachian Trail (12/14/18)
   26. Malawi is Putting its Money Where its Forests Are (12/13/18)
   27. Where to watch coho salmon spawn in the Bay Area (12/13/18)
   28. Judge William Newsom, father of California Gov.-elect Gavin Newsom, dies (12/13/18)
   29. In Defense of Biodiversity: Why Protecting Species from Extinction Matters (2/12/18)
   30. Trump administration announces plan to roll back rules on stream, wetland prote (12/11/18)
   31. Kenya coins replace leaders with animals (12/11/18)
   32. Official: California must mull home ban in fire-prone areas (12/11/18)
   33. The Seed Queen of Palestine (12/10/18)
   34. Late twist threatens state’s salmon (12/10/18)
   35. Scientists Find Some Hope for Coral Reefs: The Strong May Sur (12/10/18)
   36. Scientists identify vast underground ecosystem containing billions of micro-organisms (12/10/18)
   37. Activists demand ‘Green New Deal’ from presidential candidates (12/10/18)
   38. Wildlife Corridors Conservation Act is A Momentous Step In 21st Century Wildlife Management (12/6/18)
   39. Trump administration swaps academics for business executives on National Park Service advisory panel (12/6/18)
   40. U.S. to ease oil drilling controls protecting imperiled bird (12/6/18)
   41. California Becomes First State to Require Solar on New Homes (12/6/18)
   42. Lost lands? The American wilderness at risk in the Trump era (12/5/18)
   43. Let’s Celebrate Soil! New Science and Stories for World Soils Day (12/5/18)
   44. Added protections to California’s San Gabriel Mountains would boost access for park-poor communities, conserve wilderness (12/5/18)
   45. Northwest California forests and rivers would gain protection, better wildfire resilience under new proposal (12/5/18)
   46. 7 Facts About Soil Everyone Should Know (12/5/18)
   47. Fight against greenhouse gases stalls as emissions soar to new record (12/5/18)
   48. The Cae for Letting malibu Burn (12/4/18)
   49. Climate fears are real, so oilsands must close (12/4/18)
   50. A one-woman team tried to protect cultural sites from warming. She just quit. (12/4/18)
   51. The Re-beavering of the American West (12/4/18)
   52. E.P.A. Will Ease Path to New Coal Plants (12/4/18)
   53. Press Release: Forest Service to Cancel Grazing Permit of Convicted Wolf Killer (12/3/18)
   54. UN leader issues urgent call to action on climate change (12/3/18)
   55. Zinke Promotes Logging While Visiting Wildfire-Devastated Area (11/30/18)
   56. Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke must resign. His multiple scandals show he's unfit to serve. (11/30/18)
   57. To Help Prevent the Next Big Wildfire, Let the Forest Burn (11/29/18)
   58. HOW RAÚL GRIJALVA COULD TRANSFORM THE HOUSE COMMITTEE ON NATURAL RESOURCES (11/29/18)
   59. Fire Myths (11/29/18)
   60. Salmon surge: Habitat improvements paying off on one California river (11/28/18)
   61. Judge Says US Law Doesn’t Protect Ancient Trees (11/28/18)
   62. Young people will demand action at U.N. climate change conference (11/28/18)
   63. Support fishermen in their climate suit (11/28/18)
   64. Energy Speculators Jump on Chance to Lease Public Land at Bargain Rates (11/27/18)
   65. Bravo! Leonardo DiCaprio Has Donated $100 Million To Combat Climate Change! (11/27/18)
   66. California seeks plan to protect whales and Dungeness crab fishery (11/27/18)
   67. Trump rejects key conclusion of US government climate report (11/27/18)
   68. Scientists warn new Brazil president may smother rain forest (11/27/18)
   69. Climate change will shrink US economy and kill thousands, government report warns (11/26/18)
   70. Amazon Rainforest Deforestation Hits Highest Rate in 10 Years (11/26/18)
   71. On climate change, White House denies itself (11/26/18)
   72. Climate report: Trump administration downplays warnings of looming disaster (11/24/18)
   73. New federal report on climate change paints bleak picture for economy and environment (11/23/18)
   74. Traveler's View | Bears Ears And Grand Staircase-Escalante Are Today's Hetch Hetchy (11/22/18)
   75. As climate changes, sprawl becomes an increasing fire risk (11/22/18)
   76. Albion-Little River Volunteer Fire Department builds community (11/21/18)
   77. Crisis in our national parks: how tourists are loving nature to death (11/20/18)
   78. Species Conservation in a Patchy World (11/20/18)
   79. ‘LOLETA ERIC’ DESCRIBES WHAT SALMON ARE ENDURING WHILE WAITING TO SPAWN (11/20/18)
   80. Heather Anderson Completed a Calendar-Year Triple Crown (11/20/18)
   81. Why California Can’t Chainsaw Its Way Out Of A Raging Inferno (11/20/18)
   82. Zinke abandons no-finger-pointing stance, blames ‘radical’ green groups for California fires (11/20/18)
   83. Zinke’s #2 has so many potential conflicts of interest he has to carry a list of them all (11/19/18)
   84. Jair Bolsonaro's rise to power casts shadow over UN environment conference (11/18/18)
   85. Because 'Good Planets Are Hard to Find,' Extinction Rebellion Shuts Down London Bridges to Save Mother Earth (11/17/18)
   86. Oreo Cookie Maker Linked To Orangutan Habitat Destruction For Palm Oil (11/16/18)
   87. House votes to remove protections for gray wolves (11/16/18)
   88. Interior department whistleblower: Ryan Zinke hollowed out the agency (11/12/18)
   89. The Zinke effect: how the US interior department became a tool of big business (11/12/18)
   90. China Suspends Its Relaxation of Wildlife-Trade Ban (11/12/18)
   91. Point Reyes ranchers shouldn’t be favored over wildlife (11/12/18)
   92. Watch The Iceland Christmas Ad Which Will Never Be Shown After Authorities Banned It (11/12/18)
   93. California wildfires: Katy Perry condemns 'heartless' Trump tweet (11/10/18)
   94. California wildfires start in the woods. Why do cities keep burning? (11/10/18)
   95. Startup Blue Forest secures funding for first privately financed forest fire bond (11/10/18)
   96. Trump's erroneous claims about cause of California fires don't add up (11/10/18)
   97. What does wilderness sound like? (11/9/18)
   98. In New Mexico, Public Lands Turned an Election Blue (11/9/18)
   99. Judge Blocks Disputed Keystone XL Pipeline in Setback for Trump (11/9/18)
   100. Are artisanal foodie brands ruining a California national park? (11/9/18)
   101. Supporters press for more information about wildlife overpasses (11/7/18)
   102. Wade Davis: Life without wild things (11/5/18)
   103. Zinke doesn’t represent the values of military veterans (11/5/18)
   104. Encouraging report from UN on ozone restoration (11/5/18)
   105. Federal judge blasts Fish and Wildlife Service, says endangered wolves cannot be shot (11/5/18)
   106. Trump has a chance to protect the atmosphere — Reagan-style (11/08/18)
   107. Wade Davis: Life without wild things (11/5/18)
   108. Judge knocks down California law to stop Trump administration land sales (11/4/18)
   109. Trump scores victory over California in latest court battle over land (11/2/18)
   110. Keepers of the spotted owl (11/1/18)
   111. List of old-growth forests (posted 10/2018)
   112. Bison Are Helping Rewild the Last of the Midwest's Prairies (10/31/18)
   113. Scientists Warn That World’s Wilderness Areas Are Disappearing “Wild areas provide a lot of life support system (10/31/18)
   114. Humanity has wiped out 60% of animal populations since 1970, report finds (10/29/18)
   115. Will Supreme Court Deprive Endangered Animals of Habitat Protections? (10/29/18)
   116. China is Turning the Rainforest into Cheap Furniture for the U.S. (10/29/18)
   117. WWF Report Reveals Staggering Extent of Human Impact on Planet (10/29/18)
   118. In southern Utah, Navajo voters rise to be heard (10/28/18)
   119. JAIR BOLSONARO IS ELECTED PRESIDENT OF BRAZIL. READ HIS EXTREMIST, FAR-RIGHT POSITIONS IN HIS OWN WORDS. (10/28/18)
   120. How plants and animals are teaching scientists to fight climate change (10/28/18)
   121. Hawaiian island erased by powerful hurricane: ‘The loss is a huge blow’ (10/24/18)
   122. A running list of how President Trump is changing environmental policy (10/24/18)
   123. National Park Service cancels controlled burn near Earth’s largest tree (10/23/18)
   124. West’s rivers are hot enough to cook salmon to death. Will this court ruling keep them cool? (10/23/18)
   125. The IPCC Report Isn’t a Death Knell. It’s a Wake-Up Call. (10/22/18)
   126. Forests Emerge as a Major Overlooked Climate Factor (10/21/18)
   127. Something New May Be Rising Off California Coast: Wind Farms (10/19/18)
   128. Revealed: US moves to keep endangered species discussions secret (10/18/18)
   129. Pando, the Most Massive Organism on Earth, Is Shrinking (10/17/18)
   130. Ryan Zinke Has Fired the DOI Inspector General (10/16/18)
   131. 'Hyperalarming' study shows massive insect loss (10/15/18)
   132. The Environment Is on the November Ballot — Here’s Where and What’s at Stake (10/12/18)
   133. ‘Lifeboats’ Amid the World’s Wildfires (10/12/18)
   134. Vast region of Northwest Territories declared an Indigenous Protected Area (10/11/18)
   135. Roundup of 1,000 wild horses to begin in remote Northern California (10/9/18)
   136. Editorial: UN’s shocking new report shows the world on brink of climate disaster (10/8/18)
   137. UN report on global warming describes dire situation (10/8/18)
   138. Major Climate Report Describes a Strong Risk of Crisis as Early as 2040 (10/7/18)
   139. Chile opens spectacular 1,700-mile trail, connecting 17 national parks (10/5/18)
   140. Diverse Forests Capture More Carbon (10/5/18)
   141. How the mushroom dream of a ‘long-haired hippie’ could help save the world’s bees (10/4/18)
   142. Scientists say halting deforestation 'just as urgent' as reducing emissions (10/4/18)
   143. BRETT KAVANAUGH ALSO LIED ABOUT HIS RULINGS ON THE ENVIRONMENT (10/4/18)
   144. Primary tropical forests are best but regrowing forests are also vital to biodiversity (10/4/18)
   145. Western forests could adapt to pine beetles, but people won’t let them (10/3/18)
   146. Major opposition to forest service proposal to weaken conservation rule (10/3/18)
   147. Congress fails to save Land and Water Conservation Fund; America’s most important parks program expires (10/2/18)
   148. To get young people to vote, students ramp up the peer pressure (10/1/18)
   149. Yurok tribe revives ancestral lands by restoring salmon runs, protecting wildlife (10/1/18)
   150. The Pacific Coast Federation of Fishermen’s Association Wins a Landmark Case Protecting Rivers & Groundwater in California (10/2018)
   151. Across Senegal, the Beloved Baobab Tree Is the ‘Pride of the Neighborhood’ (9/30/18)
   152. Monarch butterfly habitat bill signed into law (9/27/18)
   153. E.P.A. to Eliminate Office That Advises Agency Chief on Science (9/27/18)
   154. Blocked grizzly hunts fuel call for species law changes (9/26/18)
   155. House votes to extend 20-year lease to cattle ranches on Point Reyes National Seashore (9/26/18)
   156. Judge: Pacific fisher must be reconsidered for protection (9/25/18)
   157. Brace for Impact, as the Climate “End Game” Has Arrived (9/25/18)
   158. Rare Tree Kangaroo Reappears After Vanishing for 90 Years (9/25/18)
   159. Once majestic Atlantic Forest ‘empty’ after 500 years of over-exploitation (9/25/18)
   160. Take a Look at How Quickly a Forest Can Recover From Fire (9/25/18)
   161. Amazon mangrove forest stores twice as much carbon per acre as region’s famous rainforest (9/24/18)
   162. 217 scientists sign letter opposing logging as a response to wildfires (9/22/18)
   163. Why We Must Save the Endangered Species Act from the Trump Administration (9/20/18)
   164. Bye bye bugs? Scientists fear non-pest insects are declining (9/20/18)
   165. Dam removal project could provide longer trout spawning territory (9/15/18)
   166. HOW A RAGTAG GROUP OF OREGON LOCALS TOOK ON THE BIGGEST CHEMICAL COMPANIES IN WORLD — AND WON (9/15/18)
   167. More logging in California’s forests won’t prevent wildfires, no matter what the Trump administration says (9/14/18)
   168. When trees make rain: Could restoring forests help ease drought in Australia? (9/14/18)
   169. Oregon Denies Protection to Gravely Imperiled Humboldt Martens (9/14/18)
   170. Scientists say 25 years left to fight climate change (9/13/18)
   171. National Teachers Group Confronts Climate Denial: Keep the Politics Out of Science Class (9/13/18)
   172. You can’t put America first if you put climate change last (9/13/18)
   173. To Solve the Climate Crisis, We Must Stand for Forests and Re-Wild America (9/13/18)
   174. Climate summit protesters demand a place for indigenous voices in the room (9/11/18)
   175. Taking heat from misguided climate-change deniers (9/11/18)
   176. Global warming pushing alpine species higher and higher (9/10/18)
   177. Gov. Brown’s new climate goal: less than zero global warming emissions (9/10/18)
   178. Antlers of extinct Irish Elk found in Lough Neagh (9/7/18)
   179. Japan earthquake: Toll rises to 16 as hopes fade for survivors (9/7/18)
   180. Interactive Map: Climate in 2050 (9/6/18)
   181. A new generation of campaigners fights to save the south-west forests (9/6/18)
   182. Humans Are Destroying Animals’ Ancestral Knowledge (9/6/18)
   183. Farm Bill: House proposal could wipe out communities’ power to prohibit pesticides (9/5/18)
   184. https://www.treehugger.com/animals/humans-mad-biting-them.html (9/5/18)
   185. Where to find free campsites in Canada and the U.S. (9/5/18)
   186. Lost Coast League's Michael Evenson, KMUD radio interview on opposition to planned logging in the Mattole watershed. (9/4/18)
   187. Using Wildfires as an Excuse to Plunder Forests Logging won’t end the blazes that are sweeping the West. (9/4/18)
   188. Where Does the Water Go? (9/3/18)
   189. France Becomes First Country in Europe to Ban All Five Pesticides Killing Bees (8/31/18)
   190. Help "Re-Oak" Redding (8/31/18)
   191. Econ 101 needs to change (8/30/18)
   192. Episode 1: Dave Foreman On The History and Definition of Rewilding (8/30/18)
   193. Five steps to avoid a global water tragedy (8/24/18)
   194. Planting a mix of tree species ‘could double’ forest carbon storage (8/22/18)
   195. Ancient Mayan Clearcutting Still Impacts Carbon in Soil Today (8/21/18)
   196. Scientists call on California governor to OK carbon credits from forest conservation (8/21/18)
   197. If This Small Organism Continues To Disappear In California’s Forests Due To Wildfires, It Will Alter The Food Chain (8/20/18)
   198. NATIVE TRIBES ARE TAKING FIRE CONTROL INTO THEIR OWN HANDS (8/9/18)
   199. Zinke Announces Plan to Fight Wildfires With More Logging (8/17/18)
   200. Investigation Launched into ‘Sustainability’ of Controversial Logging Plans announced by Petrolia CA-based Lost Coast League (8/17/18)
   201. California Fires Signal Need for Climate Action (8/15/18)
   202. It's primates versus palm oil in Africa (8/15/18)
   203. Can California's Wild and Scenic Rivers Stay That Way? (8/15/18)
   204. How Ginsburg's reversal of Kavanaugh saved 'huge' air rule (8/15/18)
   205. Dying North Coast railroad could become world-class hiking trail (8/15/18)
   206. Should Rivers Have Rights? A Growing Movement Says It’s About Time (8/14/18)
   207. Don't blame wildfires on climate change – it's environmentalists' fault, says Zinke (8/13/18)
   208. Trump Wants to Undo the Oldest Environmental Law (8/10/18)
   209. Monsanto Loses Landmark Roundup Weedkiller Case; Jury Awards $289M to Cancer Victim (8/10/18)
   210. Guest view: 'Fuel treatments' don't prevent forest fires (8/10/18)
   211. A GUIDE TO THE 17 FEDERAL INVESTIGATIONS INTO RYAN ZINKE (8/9/18)
   212. New data makes it clear: Nonvoters handed Trump the presidency (8/9/18)
   213. A whale, the Prince, and ditching plastic straws (8/9/18)
   214. This all-women anti-poaching team is changing the face of animal conservation in Zimbabwe (8/9/18)
   215. Week of Action to Save the Mattole’s Ancient Forest August 25 to 31 (8/9/18)
   216. Protestors oppose logging in Mattole watershed 8/9/18)
   217. Yale Climate Opinion Maps 2018 (8/7/18)
   218. Can More Logging Help Prevent California Wildfires? (8/7/18)
   219. Scientists Have Uncovered a Disturbing Climate Change Precedent (8/6/18)
   220. Hothouse Earth: Runaway global warming threatens 'habitability of the planet for humans' (8/6/18)
   221. KMUD News - Protesters Call For A "Week Of Action" (8/3/18)
   222. Warmer soil releasing more carbon, worsening climate change (8/1/18)
   223. Lost Coast League file Grievance over Certification of HRC Ancient Forest Logging (8/1/18)
   224. Lost Coast League and Mattole Residents file Grievance over Certification of HRC Ancient Forest Logging in California (8/1/18)
   225. KMUD News - Rainbow Ridge: As the Blockade Crumbles, The Rally Begins (8/1/18)
   226. MATTOLE RESIDENTS FILE GRIEVANCE OVER CERTIFICATION OF HUMBOLDT REDWOOD CO. FOREST LOGGING (8/1/18)
   227. Public Meeting! Save the Mattole (8/2018)
   228. FOOD for THOUGHT - BOOK REVIEW: Salmon Nation (7/2018)
   229. Can the Red Wolf Survive Extinction a Second Time? (7/31/18)
   230. Does the Bay Area Have Enough Water for Economic Growth and Salmon? (7/31/18)
   231. THE CARR FIRE SWITCHES ATTACK: SOME REDDING AREA RESIDENTS ALLOWED TO RETURN HOME; BUT TRINITY COUNTY RESIDENTS ON EDGE AS IT TURNS ON THEM (7/30/18)
   232. Napa, Sonoma vineyards get new rules erosion control (7/30/18)
   233. California says this chemical causes cancer. So why is it being sprayed into drinking water? (7/30/18)
   234. After Several Arrests, Logging Protest Planned for Thursday (7/30/18)
   235. Rally at HRC for the #Mattole Aug. 2, 2018 (7/30/18)
   236. The inconvenient truth about forest fires (7/29/18)
   237. Hot summers, wildfires: Scientists say it's climate change, and they told you so (7/27/18)
   238. Rep. Huffman Introduces Northwest California Wilderness, Recreation, and Working Forests Act (7/27/18)
   239. Is Zinke trolling San Francisco with plan to dismantle city's reservoir? (7/27/18)
   240. MAN PROTESTING LOGGING RAINBOW RIDGE DESCRIBES ORDEAL (7/26/18)
   241. PROTESTERS SAY THEY ARE LOCKING TO GATE TO STOP LOGGING AFTER HUMBOLDT REDWOODS COMPANY REMOVED TRIPOD SITTER (7/26/18)
   242. This Is Why Lawmakers Want to Gut the Endangered Species Act (7/25/18)
   243. Rivers in the Sky: How Deforestation Is Affecting Global Water Cycles (7/24/18)
   244. 4 Environmental Activists Are Killed Every Week So We Can Have Snacks, Meat And Coffee (7/24/18)
   245. New Blockade in California’s Mattole Forest Protects Old Growth from Timber Harvest Plans (7/24/18)
   246. States' Rights don't apply to California when it comes to regulating car fuel efficiency and carbon emissions (7/24/18)
   247. Two Arrested at Civil Disobedience Protest on Rainbow Ridge (7/23/18)
   248. Rainbow Ridge Tree Sitter: Dire Straits (7/23/18)
   249. TWO PROTESTORS ARRESTED AT RAINBOW RIDGE LOGGING BLOCKADE (7/22/18)
   250. Court rejects Trump administration’s request to block climate change trial (7/20/18)
   251. Our soaring love of meat is bad news for the planet (7/20/18)
   252. Law That Saved the Bald Eagle Could Be Vastly Reworked (7/19/18)
   253. More bad news for monarch butterflies — study shows climate change’s devastating effect (7/18/18)
   254. Californian grasslands set to store carbon more reliably than forests (7/16/18)
   255. Welcome to the Anthropocene! (7/2018)
   256. Save the Endangered Species Act (7/2018)
   257. Napa County's case against Bremer Family Winery heads to trial (7/12/18)
   258. Pollution controls help red spruce rebound from acid rain (7/11/18)
   259. Coffee and conservation: Mozambique tries both on a mountain (7/11/18)
   260. TOP CLIMATE SCIENTIST JOINS COALITION IN CALLING FOR AN END TO CLEARCUTS AND TIMBER PLANTATIONS (7/10/18)
   261. Trump pardons Oregon ranchers, symbols of anti-federal movement (7/10/18)
   262. My View: Rethink clear-cut logging plans in gorge (7/10/18)
   263. Trump pardons Oregon ranchers at center of 40-day standoff (7/10/18)
   264. 7.5 Billion and Counting: How Many Humans Can the Earth Support? (7/9/18)
   265. National monument Trump gave back to 'the people of the United States' to be mined by Canadian firm (7/9/18)
   266. Redwood National And State Parks Hold Meetings for Prairie Creek Forest and Stream Restoration (7/9/18)
   267. Scientists Dig Deep to Track Down California’s Ever-Changing Groundwater Supply (7/6/18)
   268. This Ex-NRA Lobbyist Looks Like A Walking Ethics Violation For Zinke's Interior Department (7/6/18)
   269. Happy Homecoming for National Forest Newts (7/5/18)
   270. Editorial: Scott Pruitt, toxic waste (7/5/18)
   271. Conservation groups dismiss lawsuit following cancellation of timber sale in Cherokee National Forest (7/4/18)
   272. Dominick DellaSala, Barbara Zimmerman and Andy MacKinnon: Call for action on B.C.'s old-growth rainforests (7/4/18)
   273. Senator Mike Lee Pledges Long-Term Attack on Public Lands (7/2/18)
   274. A Napa County Environmental Initiative Fails By A Vote Of 51% To 49% (7/2/18)
   275. Scientists Map Old-Growth Redwoods’ Genome to Preserve Future Forests (7/1/18)
   276. West Sister Island Wilderness (7/2018)
   277. Brooks Falls Brown Bears (7/2018)
   278. Bundy Ville - A new series and podcast from Longreads, in partnership with Oregon Public Broadcasting. (6/2017)
   279. Progress on environment could slow on Supreme Court without Kennedy (6/29/18)
   280. Supreme Court to states: Live up to your treaty obligations (6/28/18)
   281. Nestle Allowed to Keep Taking Water From California Forest Despite Opposition (6/28/18)
   282. Freeman House, Influential Restorationist, Dies at 80 (6/27/18)
   283. Walden Calls On Trump To Pardon Oregon Ranchers At Heart Of Malheur Occupation (6/27/18)
   284. ‘Another Muir Woods’: Ancient North Bay redwood forest purchased for park (6/27/18)
   285. US proposes shrinking last endangered Red wolf habitat (6/27/18)
   286. Tropical forests suffered near-record tree losses in 2017 (6/27/18)
   287. Dome and curved walls of bamboo renew this open-air cafe (6/27/18)
   288. ENVIRONMENTAL GROUPS TARGET CULTURE OF SECRECY AT ZINKE’S INTERIOR DEPARTMENT WITH NEW LAWSUIT (6/26/18)
   289. Family’s legendary grove of old-growth redwoods preserved (6/26/18)
   290. IF WE WANT SAFE DRINKING WATER, WE MUST RESTORE NATURAL FORESTS (6/20/18)
   291. Exclusive: Zinke linked to real estate deal with Halliburton chairman (6/19/18)
   292. Forest Protection in the Trump Era (6/19/18)
   293. From Africa’s Baobabs To America’s Pines: Our Ancient Trees Are Dying. (6/19/18)
   294. Northwest Forest Plan science synthesis released (6/19/18)
   295. Rare animals emerge after 20 years of reforestation in NW China (6/18/18)
   296. Farmed Fish Threaten British Columbia’s Wild Salmon Population (6/18/18)
   297. Global warming warning turns out to be prophetic (6/18/18)
   298. New Mexico national forest says no to geothermal drilling (6/18/18)
   299. Napa Land Trust protects more Lake Berryessa land from development (6/17/18)
   300. The Most Beautiful Forests In California (6/19/17)
   301. Pruitt lands Rose Bowl tickets for family, thanks to an energy company PR firm (6/15/18)
   302. Virtually Exploring the U.S. (6/15/18)
   303. These walking frogs are a must-see wonder (6/15/18)
   304. Judge sends Lincoln-area timber project back to Forest Service to reconsider (6/14/18)
   305. Mariposa Grove, Yosemite’s haven for giant sequoias, restored and ready for visitors (6/13/18)
   306. Better Use of Forests, Food and Land Can Deliver 30 Percent of Climate Solutions by 2030 (6/11/18)
   307. Reckoning with History: The devolution of conservation’s trust fund (6/8/18)
   308. With a human assist, wolves will return to Isle Royale National Park this year (6/7/18)
   309. California shift from annual to hourly GHG emissions tracking to focus reductions (6/6/18)
   310. Californians approve measure to fund parks, conservation (6/6/18)
   311. Tahoe Snowmobile Proposal Sparks Hostile Response (6/5/18)
   312. California is on fire again. Here are the 2018 fires happening right now (6/3/18)
   313. Officials on Trial for Authorizing Dam Linked to Berta Cáceres’s Murder (6/2/18)
   314. Mining rider would gut bedrock environmental law (6/2/18)
   315. The largest wildfire in California's modern history is finally out, more than 6 months after it started (6/2/18)
   316. Hotter years 'mean lower exam results' (5/30/18)
   317. Chad Hanson, Char Miller: A wildfire plan that makes things worse (5/30/18)
   318. Napa Measure C: Ecological health vs. grape cultivation (5/30/18)
   319. Discovering new life in forests after fire (5/29/18)
   320. Cold-Season Temperature and Rainfall Drive Climate Suitability for Ticks in California (5/29/18)
   321. Europe’s Oldest Known Tree Discovered in Italy (5/29/18)
   322. Say 'no' to deception, Yes to Measure C (5/29/18)
   323. Do You C? There are more than slogans to Measure C —but here are some slogans for you (5/29/18)
   324. Measure C Protects the Water We All Need (5/28/18)
   325. Taller, older Amazon rainforests are more durable through drought (5/28/18)
   326. Don't
   327. Timber is Oregon’s biggest carbon polluter (5/16/18)
   wait to protect our environment (5/27/18)
   328. Divisive referendum seeks to limit vineyard growth in storied Napa Valley (5/23/18)
   329. Measure C is for the many, not the few (5/23/18)
   330. The Ancient Forests That Have Defied Urbanization (5/22/18)
   331. A California volcano once obliterated a forest and propelled ash 280 miles. Experts say it offers a warning (5/22/18)
   332. Biological Control Can Help To Stop An Aggressive, Invasive Forest Pathogen (5/21/18)
   333. Nestlé bottled water controversy becomes campaign issue in California race (5/21/18)
   334. Five Things to Know About Water Bonds on Upcoming California Ballots (5/21/18)
   335. Yields and Land Use in Agriculture (5/2018)
   336. Congress Rejects Anti-Environmental Farm Bill (5/18/18)
   337. Huge opportunity to remove largest dam on Eel River (5/18/18)
   338. Is Napa growing too much wine? Residents seek to preserve treasured land (5/18/18)
   339. ller than Niagara Falls: Giant sequoia forest preserved in landmark conservation deal (5/17/18)
   340. Emails Show Interior Expected To Learn Nothing From Public Input On Bears Ears Review (5/17/18)
   341. More pictures from Tuesday's #YesOnC rally in Napa. Save Napa's water and oak woodlands! Vote #YesOnC !! (5/17/18)
   342. https://www.bozemandailychronicle.com/news/environment/lawsuit-filed-over-hebgen-logging-project/article_c9bf3fe6-6974-55da-b37a-ee5205607710.html (5/16/18)
   343. The Amazing World of the Coniferous Forest Biome (5/15/18)
   344. California’s Healthy Soil Initiative wants to use dirt to fight climate change (5/15/18)
   345. A Billion-Dollar Fortune From Timber and Fire (5/14/18)
   346. A Billion-Dollar Fortune From Timber and Fire (5/14/18)
   347. 25 Years after the War in the Woods: Why B.C.’s forests are still in crisis (5/14/18)
   348. Governor Brown orders control burns and forest thinning ahead of fire season (5/14/18)
   349. Balboa Park Moreton Bay Fig Tree One of the largest trees of its kind in California. (5/11/18)
   350. Sierra Club is for Measure C (5/11/18)
   351. Wolves in Northern California aren’t just loping through anymore; they’re here to stay (5/11/18)
   352. 20,000 Scientists Have Now Signed A Paper Warning About The Future Of Humanity (5/12/18)
   353. Gov. Brown orders major offensive against wildfire threat (5/10/18)
   354. Statistics sharpen our satellite view of forest biomass (5/9/18)
   355. St. Helena City Council endorses Measure C (5/9/18)
   356. Tools For Understanding Sense Of Place Can Help Us Manage Natural Areas (5/8/18)
   357. Climate change ruining California’s environment, report warns (5/8/18)
   358. Napa Voters Face Initiative Regulating Vineyard Growth (5/7/18)
   359. UO duo finds way to predict shifts in watersheds as climate changes (5/7/18)
   360. Separating water and politics isn't easy in California (5/5/18)
   361. Measure C — A compromise (5/4/18)
   362. California schools getting a little greener as environmental education guidelines roll out (5/4/18)
   363. Slow watershed recovery from Thomas fire leaves Montecito in continuing danger (5/2/18)
   364. A brief history of Yosemite’s Mariposa Grove (4/27/18)
   365. ARBOR DAY 2018 FACTS: THE OLDEST TREE IN THE WORLD, HOW FORESTS IMPROVE HUMAN HEALTH (4/27/18)
   366. Forget the palm. Southern California's truly iconic tree is the big cone spruce (4/27/18)
   367. Facing extinction, Lassics lupine flower listed as endangered species in California (4/26/18)
   368. Mixed reactions as EPA declares biomass energy carbon neutral (4/24/18)
   369. The EPA Declared That Burning Wood Is Carbon Neutral. It’s Actually a Lot More Complicated (4/24/18)
   370. Billions of gallons of water saved by thinning forests (4/24/18)
   371. Study: Extreme weather swings increasingly likely for California (4/24/18)
   372. Rally for Yes on C! (5/10/18)
   373. Supervisors are an extension of the wine industry (4/23/18)
   374. Our Wild Forests in trouble again as Congress unleashes new attack (4/23/18)
   375. Meet the winners of the 2018 Goldman Environmental Prize (4/23/18)
   376. Introducing the 2017 Goldman Prize Winners (4/23/18)
   377. Science supports an imperative yes vote for Measure C (4/22/18)
   378. 9 things you don't know about John Muir On the anniversary of his birth, let's celebrate his love of nature. (4/20/18)
   379. They Finally Figured Out How Birds Navigate, They Can See the Earth’s Magnetic Fields (4/19/18)
   380. How Big Forests Solve Global Problems (4/19/18)
   381. Warriors of Rainbow Ridge (4/18/18)
   382. Warriors of Rainbow Ridge (4/18/18)
   383. The 10 eco-friendliest states in the U (4/18/18)
   384. Operating Under the Radar: Top Zinke Aides Undermine Protections for Public Lands and Endangered Species (4/18/18)
   385. Napa County, California: the Clash of Oligarchy & Democracy (4/18/18)
   386. Ryan Zinke refers to himself as a geologist. That's a job he's never held. (4/17/18)
   387. A plea to save California’s treasured coast redwoods, giant sequoias (4/17/18)
   388. This App Can Tell You the Indigenous History of the Land You Live On (4/16/18)
   389. World Earth Day 2018: 11 reasons to feel positive about the environment (4/16/18)
   390. Let's be perfectly clear. When the facts are on your side, it’s easy to stick to the truth. (4/16/18)
   391. Napa Valley should only change for the better (4/13/18)
   392. Letters to the Editor, April 14 (4/13/18)
   393. Howell Mountain vintner Joyce Black Sears: Measure C protects environment News/Press (4/13/18)
   394. National Park Service drops plan for $40 fee hike — $5 instead (4/12/18)
   395. Protecting Agriculture Requires Protection of Oak Woodlands (4/11/18)
   396. California Mobilizes to Save Invaluable Kelp – Will Efforts Be in Vain? (4/9/18)
   397. Napa River headed for another tipping point (4/9/18)
   398. Born in controversy, Napa County's ag preserve celebrated on its 50th anniversary (4/8/18)
   399. Battle for Napa Valley’s future: Proposed curb on vineyards divides county (4/8/18)
   400. Cattle grazing on Point Reyes public lands is incompatible with wildlife (4/7/18)
   401. NO ON C CAMPAIGN THROWS IN THE TOWEL, AGREES TO ACCEPT COURT ORDER DIRECTING IT TO CORRECT FALSE AND MISLEADING STATEMENTS IN BALLOT ARGUMENTS, PAYS LEGAL FEES FOR YES ON C. (4/6/18)
   402. Lawsuit wants protections for 8 rivers, including Nevada’s Amargosa (4/6/18)
   403. Kathleen Parker: California forest fire whodunit case douses government in hot water (4/4/18)
   404. Conservation Groups Call For A Ban On Trapping Rare Martens (4/4/18)
   405. Vikings cleared the forests, now Iceland is bringing them back (4/4/18)
   406. Trump administration sues California over sale of federal lands (4/2/18)
   407. How California’s Giant Sequoias Tell the Story of Americans’ Conflicted Relationship With Nature (4/2018)
   408. Wildlife group launches drive to eliminate glue traps. (3/20/18)
   409. Wildfires trigger Sonoma County’s most dazzling spring wildflower display in decades (3/30/18)
   410. The forests are in crisis but biotechnology is not the solution (3/28/18)
   411. Harvard Board Member Calls on University to 'Stop Owning Climate Change' (3/28/18)
   412. Napa County "No on C" Campaign Sued Over Ballot Argument Mistruths (3/28/18)
   413. Preservation of Tongass National Forest is crucial to our national climate change policy (3/27/18)
   414. Study: Forests In Southeast Are Changed By Climate, And They Change It (3/27/18)
   415. Another Voice: Reform forestry tax law to protect water, climate, and communities (3/27/18)
   416. Wildfire funding fix will take 'a period of years' to protect U.S. forests (3/26/18)
   417. Got water? Thank (and save) a forest (3/26/18)
   418. Know Your Watershed Week, April 28-May 6 (3/26/18)
   419. Congress Says Biomass Is Carbon-Neutral, but Scientists Disagree (3/23/18)
   420. Congress Says Biomass Is Carbon-Neutral, but Scientists Disagree (3/23/18)
   421. Why One Outdoorsman Opposes the Proposed Wyoming Grizzly Hunt (3/23/18)
   422. OSU study: Carbon benefits in forest management change (3/22/18)
   423. U.S. Congress Rejects More than a Dozen Provisions to Weaken the Endangered Species Act (3/22/18)
   424. HEDGING OUR BETS (3/22/18)
   425. Spending bill would open the world’s largest intact temperate forest to logging (3/22/18)
   426. 3 things you didn’t know trees did for you (3/21/18)
   427. Timber titan appeals to Supreme Court over Moonlight Fire (3/21/18)
   428. California Watersheds Hold the Key to State’s Resource Challenges (3/20/18)
   429. 10 beautiful surreal forests fit for a fairy tale (3/19/18)
   430. Allegation of illegal logging, and a cover-up, on the Tongass National Forest (3/19/18)
   431. TN Groups Sue Feds Over Treatment of Cherokee Forest (3/19/18)
   432. Wildlife group launches drive to eliminate glue traps. (3/16/18)
   433. Wildlife group launches drive to eliminate glue traps. (3/16/18)
   434. Soil fungi may help determine the resilience of forests to environmental change, according to UC Santa Cruz study (3/16/18)
   435. Placer County didn't adequately consider fire risk of massive Tahoe development, judge rules (3/16/18)
   436. US forests reach new heights with wood exports (3/12/18)
   437. What is biodiversity and why does it matter to us? (3/12/18)
   438. Endangered Species Protection Sought for California, Oregon Salamander Threatened by Logging (3/12/18)
   439. Latest count Saturday finds bald eagle population holding steady in San Bernardino Mountains, Inland parks (3/11/18)
   440. High-speed rail could doom mountain lions, other wildlife in Santa Cruz Mountains, biologists say (3/9/18)
   441. Female firefighter chosen to steady Forest Service amid scandal (3/9/18)
   442. Hatchery-raised salmon released into Sierra creek to save endangered species (3/8/18)
   443. Forests are crucial in salvaging the Paris goals – EU must lead the way (3/6/18)
   444. Does Napa Need to Choose Between Grapevines and Oak Trees? (3/6/18)
   445. Klamath Communities Begin a Revolution in Forest Management (3/6/18)
   446. City, State & National Civil Rights Leaders Commemorate 50th Anniversary of Watershed Event in Civil Rights History (3/6/18)
   447. Rich People Are Ruining Wine... and Napa Valley is forever changing as a result. (3/6/18)
   448. Limitless vineyard development is not sustainable. Who pays for that? (3/5/18)
   449. Forest Service seeks input on off-highway vehicle grant application (3/5/18)
   450. Walking with wolves in Angeles National Forest (3/3/18)
   451. LEGO Will Start Selling Sustainable, Plant-Based Blocks This Year (3/2/18)
   452. Prop 68: The Clean Water and Safe Parks Act Vote "YES" on Prop 68, The Clean Water and Safe Parks Act! (3/1/18)
   453. 4 ways animals sense a world invisible to humans (3/1/18)
   454. The Most Polluted River in the World, Citarum River, Indonesia (3/2018)
   455. Do Trees Talk to Each Other? A controversial German forester says yes, and his ideas are shaking up the scientific world (3/2018)
   456. World's first plastic-free supermarket aisle debuts in Amsterdam (2/28/18)
   457. Know Before You Vote: The Science and History Behind the 2018 Napa County Watershed and Oak Woodland Protection Initiative (2/28/18)
   458. Study finds ‘rock moisture’ spared California forest from drought (2/26/18)
   459. Sex and shrubbery: Presidio biologists seek mates for SF’s loneliest plant (2/26/18)
   460. 'One in a million' yellow cardinal spotted in Alabama (2/26/18)
   461. Drinking at Cal Fire academy brings down 14 more firefighters (2/24/18)
   462. Renovation is always a better use of resources than demolition and replacement (2/23/18)
   463. New Report Finds Climate Change Could Take A $1 Billion Bite From Winter Sports (2/23/18)
   464. More logging won’t make California forests healthier (2/22/18)
   465. One Million Trees Pledged to 'Trump Forest' to Offset President's Anti-Climate Agenda (2/20/18)
   466. Some states are trying to downplay teaching of climate change. Teachers see ‘educational malpractice’ (2/20/18)
   467. Greenwashed Timber: How Sustainable Forest Certification Has Failed (2/20/18)
   468. The Birth of California’s State Park System (2/20/18)
   469. Famed Mariposa Grove of giant sequoias to reopen in June (2/19/18)
   470. With 10 Million Acres in Patagonia, a National Park System Is Born (2/19/18)
   471. 2 Bears Burned in California Wildfire Spotted in the Wild (2/18/18)
   472. Dramatic decline in Borneo's orangutan population as 150,000 lost in 16 years (2/15/18)
   473. Trump's Budget Will Destroy National Parks (2/15/18)
   474. Who saved the Napa Valley since 1968? (2/15/18)
   475. Aguiar-Curry secures $15 million from Natural Resources Agency to complete Middle Creek Restoration Project (2/13/18)
   476. 2 California Bald Eagle Hatchings Make Their Debut On Webcam (2/13/18)
   477. Tree-trimming crews find elaborate tree house in California park (2/9/18)
   478. Climate 'Hero' Gets Three-Year Prison Sentence for Shutting Down Tar Sands Pipeline (2/7/18)
   479. California forest management blamed for wildfire increase (2/7/18)
   480. Western states lead the fight to maintain net neutrality (2/6/18)
   481. Carbon pricing could save millions of hectares of tropical forest: new study (2/5/18)
   482. Eucalyptus: How California’s Most Hated Tree Took Root (2/1/18)
   483. Forest Refuge (Spring, 2018)
   484. Stripes of wildflowers across farm fields could cut pesticide spraying (1/31/18)
   485. 67 Environmental Rules on the Way Out Under Trump (1/31/18)
   486. Senators Introduce ANTIQUITIES Act to Protect National Monuments from Trump Administration’s Attempts to Roll Back Protections (1/30/18)
   487. Study shows wetlands provide landscape-scale reduction in nitrogen pollution (1/29/18)
   488. 5 epic hikes through California’s ancient sequoia and redwood groves (1/28/18)
   489. California lawmaker targets plastic straws at restaurants to help environment (1/26/18)
   490. In California’s Sierra Nevada, Putting the Trees to Work (1/25/18)
   491. 'Niksen' is the delightful Dutch concept of doing nothing (1/24/18)
   492. Study: Humble Piñon Trees May Have Key Role in Western Water Cycles (1/24/18)
   493. A ‘Floating Fillet’: Rice Farmers Grow Bugs To Help Restore California’s Salmon (1/23/18)
   494. The list of cities suing major fossil fuel companies over climate change just got longer (1/23/18)
   495. California’s Proposed Budget Reveals Water, Climate Priorities (1/23/18)
   496. To Prevent Fires, California Cracks Down on Power Companies (1/23/18)
   497. Zinke signs land-swap deal allowing road through Alaska’s Izembek wilderness (1/22/18)
   498. Uranium mines in Bears Ears? Shame on Trump. (1/22/18)
   499. Pot farms are poisoning spotted owls in the Emerald Triangle, study finds (1/22/18)
   500. Quiet recreation generates economic bang (1/20/18)
   501. This amphibian – loved for its legs – threatens its California cousins (1/20/18)
   502. The Mad King Flies His Flag (1/19/18)
   503. NASA: 2017 was second hottest year on record — trailing only 2016 (1/18/18)
   504. Warming, water crisis, unrest: Iran fits an alarming pattern (1/18/18)
   505. Come out and count bald eagles in Southern California, no experience required (1/18/18)
   506. Nearly all members of National Park Service advisory panel resign in frustration (1/17/18)
   507. Photographer Spends Years Taking Photos Of Endangered Animals, They’re Heartbreakingly Beautiful (1/16/18)
   508. Mass tree die-offs lead to disaster, and a Cal Poly professor is looking for answers (1/16/18)
   509. Could biodiversity destruction lead to a global tipping point? (1/16/18)
   510. Why millions of dead trees in the Sierra may have helped save water during the drought (1/16/18)
   511. New Online Tool Tailors Weather Forecasts to Watersheds (1/15/18)
   512. Coho salmon return to west Marin County watershed (1/14/18)
   513. U.S. says snow-loving lynx, reintroduced in Colorado in 1999, no longer need special protection (1/11/18)
   514. Protecting our public lands to protect our economy (1/10/18)
   515. Got Science? Ep.24: A Retreat from Science at the Department of Interior (1/9/18)
   516. Center for Biological Diversity Reports U.S. Supreme Court Slams Door on California Suction Dredge Miners (1/9/18)
   517. Outlook 2018: The Biggest Water Topics in the West This Year (1/8/18)
   518. National Forest 'Fee Free' Days For 2018 Announced (1/8/18)
   519. Costs to Fight 2017 California Wildfires Shatter Records (1/8/18)
   520. Don’t go back to clear-cutting the Tongass (1/5/18)
   521. Interior rescinds climate, conservation policies because they’re ‘inconsistent’ with Trump’s energy goals (1/5/18)
   522. Ozone hole is officially shrinking, proof that international treaties can be effective (1/5/18)
   523. Community Voices: Drastic Changes in Forest Management, Like More Logging, Aren't the Answer to Wildfires (1/3/18)
   524. The birds we've lost: 10 incredible avian species that are gone forever (1/3/18)
   525. EARTH WILL START BECOMING A DESERT BY 2050 IF GLOBAL WARMING ISN’T STOPPED, STUDY SAYS (1/2/18)
   526. There Is No “No-Fire” Option in California (1/2/18)
   527. Wildfires are natural disasters, but Congress refuses to budget for them (1/2/18)
   528. As fish disappear, Trump administration seeks to pump more California water south (1/2/18)
   529. Parts of California, West may never look the same after wildfires (1/1/18)
2. 2017
   1. Defending the environment has become a suicide mission in many parts of the world (12/2017)
   2. World Population Clock: 7.6 Billion People (2017)- Worldometers (12/2017)
   3. Hollywood pumas to roam in wildlife habitat after land purchase (12/30/17)
   4. This Land Was Your Land (12/29/17)
   5. A Year of Dramatic Climate Change—Both Environmentally and Politically (12/29/17)
   6. Some salmon left to fish around for spawning ground (12/26/17)
   7. Thousands once spoke his language in the Amazon. Now, he’s the only one. (12/26/17)
   8. Electric and plug-in hybrid cars whiz past 3m mark worldwide (12/25/17)
   9. Preventing deadly wildfires demands new ways of thinking (12/24/17)
   10. What's that noise coming from the forest? (12/22/17)
   11. 5 steps to reducing paper clutter at home (12/22/17)
   12. U.S. Senate OKs wilderness in Río Grande del Norte National Monument (12/21/17)
   13. Scientists Say Humans' 'Lack of Empathy' Is Leading to Global Species Annihilation (12/21/17)
   14. In 2017, politics overshadowed science and scientists fought back (12/20/17)
   15. GOP Tax Bill: How the Environment Lost (12/20/17)
   16. Old-growth forests offer safe haven to bird species struggling with climate change (12/18/17)
   17. Climate change will displace millions in coming decades. Nations should prepare now to help them (12/18/15)
   18. With 'furoshiki,' you won't need wrapping paper this holiday season. (12/18/13)
   19. Thomas fire could become largest on record in California (12/16/17)
   20. An Incomplete Timeline of What We Tried - Working back from human extinction. (12/15/17)
   21. We must protect biodiversity (12/15/17)
   22. Q&A with Prafulla Samantara (12/15/17)
   23. Republican bill seeks to open federal wilderness areas to bikes (12/12/17)
   24. What fire researchers learned from Northern California blazes (12/11/18)
   25. Presenting facts as ‘consensus’ bridges conservative-liberal divide over climate change (12/11/17)
   26. Farmworkers are risking their health to harvest produce near California wildfires. (12/11/17)
   27. California losing 2 million trees a month as drought-related plague drags on (12/11/17)
   28. Clear-cutting moves up to No. 1 emissions source in Oregon (12/11/17)
   29. Thomas Fire on the Los Padres (12/11/17)
   30. Mistletoe (12/10/17)
   31. Meet the caterpillar that could pass for a Christmas ornament (12/9/14)
   32. Wildlife victory crowned by 20 herds with 13,000 elk (12/9/17)
   33. Marin’s Lagunitas Creek Welcomes Unexpected Guests in this Year’s Spawning Season (12/9/17)
   34. Trail trees are a living Native American legacy (12/8/15)
   35. California Fire Chief Raises Threat Level To 'Never Used' Purple (12/7/17)
   36. After the Fires: Redwood Rustling on Our Hillsides. Who’s in Charge Here? (12/7/17)
   37. Decades-past logging still threatens spotted owls in national forests (12/6/17)
   38. Climate change gives California’s wildfire season an unwelcome boost (12/6/17)
   39. California fires burn 1 million acres in 2017 (12/5/17)
   40. 2 kiwi birds are rare bright spot in grim extinction report (12/5/17)
   41. Our shrinking national monuments (12/5/17)
   42. Despite city tree benefits, California urban canopy cover per capita lowest in US (12/4/17)
   43. SEC rolls out emergency watershed protection program (12/1/17)
   44. California is losing its prized rural forestland, one luxury home and one ski run at a time (12/1/17)
   45. Where is the remotest spot in the United States? (12/1/17)
   46. Energy and Environment Trump to cut Bears Ears National Monument by 85 percent, Grand Staircase-Escalante by half, documents show (11/30/17)
   47. Business EPA hears worries about climate in heart of coal country (11/28/17)
   48. Hard-to-find redwood grove no longer so elusive, and trees are suffering (11/26/17)
   49. Lagunitas Creek gets odd visitor: pink salmon (11/26/17)
   50. 8 tips for reducing food waste this Thanksgiving (11/22/17)
   51. Huge wildfires can wipe out California’s greenhouse gas gains (11/21/17)
   52. The OREC Movement: What you need to know (11/20/17)
   53. 'Save mangrove forests from destruction' (11/20/17)
   54. The Congressional Anti-Parks Caucus in Power (11/20/17)
   55. Grizzly bear deaths raise questions about delisting (11/18/17)
   56. Anthony Doerr: We Were Warned (11/18/17)
   57. #FOREWORDFRIDAY: WILDFIRE AND WATER EDITION (11/17/17)
   58. Digital artist creates "visual sounds" from Amazonian birdsongs (11/17/17)
   59. Season’s First Big Storm: Your Rainfall Totals (11/17/17)
   60. EPIC petitioning to ban clearcutting in Humboldt County (11/15/17)
   61. Special Report from the Occupied Forest: Meet Activists Fighting Europe’s Largest Open-Pit Coal Mine (11/15/17)
   62. 'It has no protections': scientists fight for wildfire-burned land amid logging threat (11/15/17)
   63. The Place Where All the Bigfoot Believers Unite (11/15/17)
   64. Congress, Trump Exploit Fire Tragedy to Promote Logging Agenda (11/14/17)
   65. The U.S. Is Tackling Global Warming, Even if Trump Isn't (11/14/17)
   66. Sounding the alarm on biodiversity loss (11/14/17)
   67. Lion in San Francisco a testament to big spike in wildlife (11/13/17)
   68. 15,000 scientists publish stark warning on the future of humanity (11/13/17)
   69. Virginia Wilderness Expansion Would Link Ecologically Vital Areas (11/10/17)
   70. What Do We Know About Mountain Snowpack, Runoff? Far Too Little (11/8/17)
   71. Sierra Pacific Industries to clearcut log on steep and unstable slopes SE of Weaverville, CA. (11/8/17)
   72. Syria has become a signatory of the Paris climate agreement -leaving US only country in the world to refuse climate change deal (11/7/17)
   73. If Jerry Brown can’t sell California on two Delta tunnels, would just one fly? (11/6/17)
   74. Defend Richmond Hills Initiative (11/5/17)
   75. Life well lived: Katie Lee, beloved ‘Goddess of Glen Canyon,’ dies at 98 (11/5/17)
   76. Volunteers collect acorns to restore oak groves lost in Wine Country fires (11/5/17)
   77. Effort to Steward a Rare Free-Flowing California River Gains Traction (11/2/17)
   78. Can you identify these common foods in the wild? (11/2/17)
   79. 'Breathtakingly audacious' project aims to plant 73 million trees in Amazon (11/1/17)
   80. Interoceanic Highway incites deforestation in Peru, threatens more to come (11/1/17)
   81. Visitor Spending Effects - Economic Contributions of National Park Visitor Spending (10/2017)
   82. The changing politics of woods work (10/30/17)
   83. Two Years After California’s Biggest Dam Removal, Fish Rebound (10/30/17)
   84. Kickoff to Caples Ecological Restoration Project northwest of Kirkwood (10/29/17)
   85. AFTER THE NAPA FIRES, A DISASTER-IN-WAITING: TOXIC ASH (10/29/17)
   86. Mobile App Launched for Forest Conservation (10/28/17)
   87. Ryan Zinke: cowboy in Trump's cabinet taking aim at America's public lands (10/27/17)
   88. For an Endangered Animal, a Fire or Hurricane Can Mean the End (10/25/17)
   89. Growing pains: The oldest trees on Earth ripped themselves apart, fossils show (10/24/17)
   90. FSC mulls rule change to allow certification for recent deforesters (10/24/17)
   91. Why Is This Deer Licking This Fox? (10/23/17)
   92. Does the Douglas Fir Tree Deserve Its Own Monument? (10/23/17)
   93. California Wildfire Explainer: Toxic Smoke, Cannabis, and Your Health (10/23/17)
   94. Restoring nature is climate equivalent of stopping burning oil (10/19/17)
   95. The world's 11 certified Dark Sky Reserves, where the stars run riot (10/18/17)
   96. Brazil minister: Amazon deforestation 'drops by 16%' (10/18/17)
   97. 10 of the world's most inspiring trees (10/17/17)
   98. Where the Fires in Northern California Came From, and What Lies Ahead (10/17/17)
   99. Ancient Trees: This Woman Spent 14 Years Photographing The World’s Oldest Trees (10/16/17)
   100. Grizzlies Saved This Vietnam Vet’s Life. Now He’s Fighting To Return The Favor. (10/16/17)
   101. David Attenborough says world must act now on plastic after witnessing its impacts filming Blue Planet II (10/15/17)
   102. Rejecting the mommy mandate: "Our culture made motherhood feel so inevitable" (10/14/17)
   103. 5 Environmental Defenders Who Give Us Hope (10/13/17)
   104. Trump’s new environmental nominee says carbon dioxide isn’t a pollutant (10/13/17)
   105. As Deadly Wildfires Rage in California, a Look at How Global Warming Fuels Decades of Forest Fires (10/11/17)
   106. California’s Wildfires: Why Have They Been So Destructive? (10/11/17)
   107. What Needs to be Done to Stop Wildfires in Drought-Killed Forests (10/11/17)
   108. Tiny Mouse Is Huge Success Story for Endangered Species Act (10/11/17)
   109. Congress Aims Killing Blow at Public Lands (10/11/17)
   110. Climate Change Blamed for Half of Increased Forest Fire Danger (10/10/16)
   111. Drought and Heat, Worsened by Humans, Help Fuel California Fires (10/10/17)
   112. Tahoe National Forest purchases 732 acres of South Yuba River headwaters (10/10/17)
   113. It's official: this was California's worst fire season ever (10/9/17)
   114. Stanford research finds that diversity of large animals plays an important role in carbon cycle (10/9/17)
   115. How You Can Help With North Bay Fire Relief Efforts (10/9/17)
   116. Why in the world would anyone want a wooden nail? (10/9/17)
   117. Rep. Cook backs $567.5M request for federal wildfire policy overhaul (10/6/17)
   118. New Climate Funding Includes $500 Million To Protect Forests (10/5/17)
   119. Hero Dog Refuses to Leave His Family's Eight Goats; Protects Herd and Baby Deer from California Wildfires (10/16/17)
   120. People and Trees: Intimately Connected Through the Ages (10/5/17)
   121. Study: Supporting owls compatible with managing forests for fire, drought (10/5/17)
   122. In a Body Farm for Trees, Scientists Root Out the Killers (10/5/17)
   123. Trump Administration Denies Endangered Species Protection for 25 Species Pacific Walrus, Boreal Toad, Fisher Among Species Wrongly Denied Protection (10/4/17)
   124. Study points to win-win for spotted owls and forest management (10/4/17)
   125. Over 100 Years Ago, the US Government Commissioned 7,500 Watercolor Paintings of Every Kind of Fruit in the Country (10/3/17)
   126. Sierra Pacific Industries to log in nice high elevation stands used by California’s only wolverine. (10/3/17)
   127. Napa Valley Vintners now wants more collaboration on watershed initiative (10/2/17)
   128. Enchanted: Forest of Light: Pre-Sale Begins (10/2/17)
   129. Enchanted: Forest of Light: Pre-Sale Begins (10/2/17)
   130. Douglas County spends safety net cash on pro-timber video (10/1/17)
   131. ARTIFICIAL TREES COULD OFFSET CARBON DIOXIDE EMISSIONS (9/2017)
   132. Salvage Logging (9/2017)
   133. Napa Vision 2050 announces support for the Napa County Watershed and Oak Woodland Protection Initiative of 2018. (9/2017)
   134. Finally, a focus on saving the great forests of the Sierra. Is it too late? (9/30/17)
   135. Degraded Tropical Forests Now Release More Carbon Than They Store, New Study Finds (9/29/17)
   136. Battle to Protect 50 Million Forest Acres May Finally Be Won After 16 Years (9/29/17)
   137. Public Lands Move People (9/28/17)
   138. Songbird populations may indicate trouble in northwestern forests (9/27/17)
   139. House, Senate Committees Attack Environmental Laws Using Wildfires as Pretext (9/27/17)
   140. There’s Something Fishy About These Trees...| Deep Look (9/26/17)
   141. Zinke: One-third of Interior employees not loyal to Trump (9/26/17)
   142. Decoding California’s redwood trees to bolster future forests (9/26/17)
   143. Why Disappearing Sierra Nevada Meadows Are Bad News for Water (9/25/17)
   144. Need for a scientific basis of EU climate policy on forests (9/24/17)
   145. Lawsuit filed against Napa County over Mountain Peak decision by Supervisors (9/22/17)
   146. As Fires Grow, a New Landscape Appears in the West (9/21/17)
   147. Forest Degradation: Canada’s Skeleton in the Closet (9/21/17)
   148. U.S. and Syria are now the only nations that don’t support the Paris climate agreement (9/21/17)
   149. The Outdoor Apparel Industry Is Fighting for Public Lands (9/20/17)
   150. The West’s Wildfires Are Taking a Toll on Reservoirs (9/20/17)
   151. U.S. burns through wildland firefighting budget, and the season may yet worsen (9/20/17)
   152. Restoring forest health, one fire at a time (9/20/17)
   153. It’s time to wake up to the climate change threat and take steps to mitigate its effects (9/19/17)
   154. A vision of the future with self-driving cars, drones, hyperloops and infinite suburbia (9/19/17)
   155. More logging on public lands means more wildfires (9/19/17)
   156. California’s national monuments spared in Trump review (9/18/17)
   157. Are Environmentalists To Blame For All These Fires? (9/17/17)
   158. EPIC 40th Fall Celebration Features Casey Neill, Alice DiMicele and Joanne Rand (9/16/17)
   159. California Commits $5 Million to Turn Dead Trees to Fuel (9/13/17)
   160. EPIC Victory: Klamath Old-Growth Saved From Logging (9/13/17)
   161. Scientists: Future of oldest tree species on Earth in peril (9/13/17)
   162. CONGRESS CONSIDERS NEW ENERGY LAND HEIST BILL (9/12/17)
   163. The Pope’s confusing message on climate change (9/12/16)
   164. 'Big chop' on forestry sends greenhouse emissions skyrocketing (9/11/17)
   165. California declares state of emergency in 3 counties where fires have burned thousands of acres (9/8/17)
   166. Sierra Pacific Industries Inc. alleged to violate Clean Water Act (9/8/17)
   167. Banned Pesticides Showing Up in California Water (9/8/17)
   168. Bay Area highways hot spots for roadkill, report shows (9/7/17)
   169. Billions of dead trees force US fire crews to shift tactics (9/7/17)
   170. Scientists say decline in monarch butterflies brings risk of extinction (9/7/17)
   171. Ash falls like snow in Seattle as wildfires rage in Pacific Northwest (9/6/17)
   172. How Forest Forensics Could Prevent the Theft of Ancient Trees (9/6/17)
   173. In California, conservationists face off with vineyard owners (9/5/17)
   174. Nine Things Oregonians Should Know About Forest Fires (9/5/17)
   175. 19 wildfires burn in California (9/3/17)
   176. How Trump Is Jeopardizing the Future of America's Public Lands (9/1/17)
   177. Environmental groups win documents related to Nestlé operations in San Bernardino National Forest (8/30/17)
   178. City Trees Boost Health and Wealth (8/30/17)
   179. Cornell Launches Free Climate Change Course Online (8/29/17)
   180. No, we can’t — and shouldn’t — stop forest fires (8/29/17)
   181. How much might 'the California Water Fix' cost LA? (8/29/17)
   182. Study Reveals the Big Climate Impact of the Way Drought Kills Trees (8/25/17)
   183. HARVEY DIDN’T COME OUT OF THE BLUE. NOW IS THE TIME TO TALK ABOUT CLIMATE CHANGE. (8/28/17)
   184. PUBLIC WORKSHOP for Russian River Watershed Pathogen TMDL (8/25/17)
   185. Trump’s science envoy quits in scathing letter with an embedded message: I-M-P-E-A-C-H (8/23/17)
   186. California's Forests Continue To Die After Years Of Drought (8/22/17)
   187. Spate of forest fires in Northern California started by one man, prosecutors say (8/22/17)
   188. Lake Tahoe Report Highlights Threat of Dying Forests (8/21/17)
   189. Salmon season flops: Drought years cut North Coast fishing (8/21/17)
   190. Salmon season flops: Drought years cut North Coast fishing (8/21/17)
   191. Genetic screening to speed up search for resilient pines in Tahoe forests (8/21/17)
   192. Trump Forest organizers want to resist Trump with billions of trees (8/18/17)
   193. Forests taking longer to recover from drought due to hotter temperatures, study says (8/17/17)
   194. Study reveals new salmon species (8/17/17)
   195. Identify Tree Mortality by Colorful Forests as Caltrans Paints Hazard Trees Orange (8/17/17)
   196. Trump administration kills push to ban bottled water in national parks (8/17/17)
   197. This colorful frog’s survival is at risk in California’s streams. Here’s how the state could save it (8/17/17)
   198. California Endangered Species Protection recommended for Cascades frog (8/16/17)
   199. 27 National Monuments Are Under Review. Here Are Five to Watch. (8/16/17)
   200. Napa County Supervisors side with Raymond Vineyards (8/16/17)
   201. Trump Plan Could Open This Giant Sequoia Monument to Logging (8/16/17)
   202. Trump Plan Could Open This Giant Sequoia Monument to Logging (8/16/17)
   203. Trump administration will keep hands off California's Sand to Snow National Monument (8/16/17)
   204. When Governing Powers go Rogue. (8/14/17)
   205. The world is on fire (8/14/17)
   206. Winery appeals stacking up before Napa County Board of Supervisors (8/14/17)
   207. Fighting Drug Cartels in California’s Emerald Triangle (8/14/17)
   208. Moth Posing Danger To Trees, Crops Turns Up In Santa Cruz (8/14/17)
   209. How carbon farming could halt climate change (8/10/17)
   210. Trump Rethinks America’s Best Idea (8/10/17)
   211. Environmentalists say proposed cannabis grow rules fail to protect wildlife (8/10/17)
   212. Reporting on the State of the Climate in 2016 (8/10/17)
   213. 2016 confirmed as planet's hottest year (8/10/17)
   214. 9-Year-Old Starts Initiative to Help Protect America’s National Monuments (8/9/17)
   215. Orlando Becomes 40th City to Commit to 100% Renewable Energy (8/9/17)
   216. Wild bees thrive after severe forest fires (8/8/17)
   217. Has James O’Keefe Accidentally Stung Himself Again? (8/8/17)
   218. One of the Largest Dam Removals in California History Inches Forward (8/7/17)
   219. Let Forest Fires Burn? What the Black-Backed Woodpecker Knows (8/6/17)
   220. Huffman Unveils Bill to Protect and Restore Local Forests and Watersheds, and He Wants Your Feedback (8/3/17)
   221. China's Gobi Desert feeds Yosemite National Park's forest, study says (8/2/17)
   222. Northern California fires responsible for hazy skies (8/2/17)
   223. US SCIENTISTS, PLEASE RUN FOR OFFICE. THE PLANET NEEDS YOU (8/1/17)
   224. Court keeps Great Lakes wolves on endangered species list (8/1/17)
   225. LCV NATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL SCORECARD (8/2017)
   226. USDA Roadless Area Conservation (7/2017)
   227. Why Americans are fighting over a gorgeous monument called Bears Ears (7/30/17)
   228. Dark Sky designation puts Joshua Tree National Park in a new light (7/29/17)
   229. How Donald Trump Made ‘An Inconvenient Sequel’ 10 Times More Relevant (7/29/17)
   230. Protect your home from wildfire – before it’s too late (7/28/17)
   231. A Call to Activism for Outdoor Apparel Makers (7/27/17)
   232. Beetle-killed trees used in local restaurant and Burning Man event (7/27/17)
   233. David Bernhardt: Another Pro-Polluter In Charge of Our Environment (7/27/17)
   234. Flying Is Bad for the Planet. You Can Help Make It Better. (7/27/17)
   235. Pummeled by drought and climate change, beloved Lake Tahoe in hot water (7/27/17)
   236. How to Talk to a Paris Accord Skeptic (7/26/17)
   237. A California counter-attack could ward off land transfers (7/26/17)
   238. Toxic waste from U.S. pot farms alarms experts (7/25/17)
   239. As Interior Secretary Swaggers Through Parks, His Staff Rolls Back Regulations (7/25/17)
   240. At Berryessa National Monument, Wildflowers and Rebirth (7/25/17)
   241. Take the August Recess Challenge to Stop Extinction and Help Stop Congress from Gutting the Endangered Species Act! (7/25/17)
   242. As a river dies: India could be facing its ‘greatest human catastrophe' ever (7/25/17)
   243. How a Guy From a Montana Trailer Park Overturned 150 Years of Biology (7/24/17)
   244. Trump isn’t planning to conduct an environmental review of his ecologically disastrous border wall (7/22/17)
   245. One way to save the environment from invasive species? Eat them (7/21/17)
   246. 15 of the most remarkable trees in America (7/20/17)
   247. California Welcomes Four Wolf Pups! (7/20/17)
   248. Trump’s Interior nominee dogged by questions over lobbying (7/20/17)
   249. 7 fire lookout towers where you can spend the night (7/19/17)
   250. GOP push to shift state water policy away from conservation (7/19/17)
   251. THE WEST IS ON FIRE. BLAME THE HOUSING CRISIS (7/18/17)
   252. War-torn South Sudan at grave risk on climate change (7/18/17)
   253. Good news: Mountain lions are afraid of you, too (7/18/17)
   254. Cute, clever mobile ranger station added to Vallejo-based U.S. Forest Service, to launch Sunday (7/17/17)
   255. Seas Rise, Trees Die: Climate Change Before Your Eyes (7/16/17)
   256. The drought may be over, but the effects of it will last for years to come (7/14/17)
   257. 46 Republicans Join Democrats to Slap Trump in the Face With Huge Climate Change Concession (7/14/17)
   258. Groups Make Economic Case for Protecting CA National Monuments (7/14/17)
   259. The New Normal: California Forest Fires Have Doubled in Size (7/13/17)
   260. He impersonated a firefighter in a burglary. Then Cal Fire gave him a job. (7/13/17)
   261. The New Normal: California Forest Fires Have Doubled in Size (7/13/17)
   262. Ranchers allowed 5-year extension to graze cattle in Point Reyes National Seashore (7/13/17)
   263. This bobcat brings in $308,000 a year (7/13/17)
   264. Photo: Baby frog's awkward phase (7/13/17)
   265. Terrifying new report reveals how deadly environmental work has become (7/13/17)
   266. Bad Public Land Bills (7/12/17)
   267. Vallejo agency among those honored for going green (7/12/17)
   268. An iceberg the size of Delaware has broken off Antarctica (7/12/12)
   269. 87 Percent of Americans Unaware There's Scientific Consensus on Climate Change (7/11/17)
   270. How to Plant a Tree in the Desert (7/11/17)
   271. Bark beetle infestation continues to threaten Tahoe-Truckee forests (7/11/17)
   272. As California Burns, Trump’s Proposed Cuts To Forest Service Loom (7/11/17)
   273. At Walden, Thoreau Wasn’t Really Alone With Nature (7/10/17)
   274. NASA wants to battle SoCal wildfires by predicting where they start (7/10/17)
   275. Are wildfires worsening due to development, climate change and controversial forest management? (7/7/17)
   276. Why An Environmental Activist Organization Sent Senators A Bunch Of Condoms (7/7/17)
   277. From fishers to foxes, illegal pot growers are poisoning wildlife in Northern California forests (5/7/17)
   278. Bill Evers, SF environmentalist and attorney, dies at 90 (7/6/17)
   279. Challenging Trump, Gov. Brown plans world ‘climate action summit' in SF (7/6/17)
   280. Environmental Groups File Another Richardson Grove Lawsuit (7/6/17)
   281. There’s no support to shrink Giant Sequoia National Monument (7/6/17)
   282. Climate change expected to fuel larger forest fires — if it hasn’t already (7/5/17)
   283. Wolf family sprouts in Lassen National Forest with birth of 3 pups (7/5/17)
   284. Trump administration plans to reduce size of Sequoia National Monument in Tulare County (7/4/17)
   285. A leap in lampreys: Unlovely fish make welcome comeback (7/2/17)
   286. EPA chief pushing governmentwide effort to question climate change science (7/1/17)
   287. Costly approval doesn’t guarantee the governor’s delta tunnels (7/1/17)
   288. In their own words: National Park Service explains impacts of crippling cuts in President Trump’s proposed budget (6/2017)
   289. National Monuments: Economic Performance Before and After Designation (6/2017)
   290. Sustainability Report: After the Fire Season (6/30/17)
   291. Smokestack America is back! (6/30/17)
   292. California places popular N.B. herbicide on list of cancer-causing chemicals (6/29/17)
   293. The Health Benefits of Trees (6/29/17)
   294. Want to reduce wildfire risk in Truckee Tahoe region? Experts say let it burn (6/28/17)
   295. Overlooked Water Loss in Plants Could Throw Off Climate Models (6/28/17)
   296. Solar and Wind vs. Coal: Who’s the Biggest Job Creator in Your State? (6/27/17)
   297. Trump administration moves to withdraw clean-water rule (6/27/17)
   298. In a slice of state, Trump’s challenge to monuments wins favor (6/27/17)
   299. Is the Giant Sequoia National Monument Next on the Hit List? (6/27/17)
   300. You Can Help Stop the Spread of Invasive Species in Mariposa County – Buy Your Firewood Where You Burn It (6/26/17)
   301. Out of the Shadow of Custer: Zinke Proves He’s No “Champion” of Indian Country With his Grizzly Lies (6/26/17)
   302. Historic Sequoia Sent to Boise by John Muir Move (6/25/17)
   303. Judge reverses key ruling in $1.4 billion timber class action (6/23/17)
   304. Kern County supervisors could lobby for drastic reduction in Sequoia National Monument, worrying environmentalists (6/22/17)
   305. Lawsuit plaintiffs seek to slow US killing of wildlife (6/21/17)
   306. 16bn or 7.3bn in 2100? New UN figures say both possible (6/21/17)
   307. We cannot ignore the serious effects of population growth (6/20/17)
   308. The Largest Meteorite Ever Found in the United States (6/18/17)
   309. Reeling from its deadliest forest fire, Portugal finds a villain: eucalyptus trees (6/20/17)
   310. A Real Alien Invasion Is Coming to a Palm Tree Near You (6/20/17)
   311. Disputed Gualala River logging plan stalled pending revised study (6/20/17)
   312. Man avenges tree's death by planting more than 100 giants throughout city (6/20/17)
   313. Blazing Fast Relief: A NASA-supported tool is accelerating wildfire recovery (6/16/17)
   314. Can urban forests cultivate sustainable healthcare? (6/12/17)
   315. OCTA and wildlife officials preserve 1,300 acres of wilderness (6/12/17)
   316. U.S. Interior chief recommends shrinking Utah's Bears Ears monument (6/12/17)
   317. Interior secretary recommends Trump consider scaling back Bears Ears National Monument (6/12/17)
   318. California’s greenhouse gas emissions fall by less than 1% (6/9/17)
   319. Interior and Ag Departments to Reorganize? (6/8/17)
   320. WE'LL ALWAYS HAVE PARIS (6/5/17)
   321. Dragonflies are our friends: Just one can eat hundreds of mosquitoes a day (6/2/17)
   322. Trump’s move to dump curbs on climate change shifts the effort to states such as California (6/1/17)
   323. Defying Trump, California forms climate alliance with 2 states (6/1/17)
   324. Cities Around the World Light Up in Green in Support of Paris Climate Agreement (6/1/17)
   325. WHY THE US LEAVING THE PARIS AGREEMENT ISN’T THE END OF THE WORLD (6/1/17)
   326. Live condor chick camera in Los Padres National Forest (5/31/17)
   327. Dirt has a microbiome, and it may double as an antidepressant (5/30/17)
   328. Changing climate could have devastating impact on forest carbon storage (5/25/17)
   329. Land use, wine and Trump (5/25/17)
   330. 6 Ways You Can Convince Your Rep to Save Net Neutrality (5/24/18)
   331. HOW DOES CLIMATE CHANGE AFFECT FOREST FIRES? (5/24/17)
   332. Sierra Pacific Industries to clearcut and sanitation salvage log near Emigrant Gap and I-80. (5/24/17)
   333. Pesticides are used all around us, in homes and gardens, schools, parks and agricultural fields. (5/2017)
   334. The Science of Forest Fire and Spotted Owls (5/23/17)
   335. How to be a reducetarian (5/22/17)
   336. How Thousand-Year-Old Trees Became the New Ivory (5/22/17)
   337. Tree Mortality Funding Cut From Governor’s Revised Budget (5/22/17)
   338. Trump's Wall Threatens 93 Endangered Species (5/17/17)
   339. American Trees Are Moving West, and No One Knows Why (5/17/17)
   340. Most of California’s Salmon and Trout Could be Extinct in 100 Years, Report Says (5/17/17)
   341. What's that tree? This app puts an arborist in your pocket (5/16/17)
   342. Six steps to “getting” the global ecological crisis (5/17/17)
   343. First Bamboo Biennale Creates Cutting-Edge Structures in Small Chinese Village (5/15/17)
   344. Earth’s population just hit 7.5 billion people (5/15/17)
   345. Beloved White Wolf Was Just Shot And Killed (5/15/17)
   346. Rare western snowy plovers nesting in Los Angeles after 70-year absence (5/14/17)
   347. TELL TRUMP: 'BACK OFF BEARS EARS' (5/12/17)
   348. In Napa Valley, Vineyards and Conservationists Battle for the Hills (5/11/17)
   349. Earth could break through a major climate threshold in the next 15 years, scientists warn (5/9/17)
   350. Oregon State Land Board: Oldest State Forest to Stay Public (5/9/17)
   351. Review of Certain National Monuments Established Since 1996; Notice of Opportunity for Public Comment - Comments due Jul 10 2017, at 11:59 PM ET (5/2017)
   352. A Monumental Fight Is Brewing Over America’s Public Lands (5/8/17)
   353. To curb climate change, we need to protect and expand US forests (5/8/17)
   354. Chicago just posted all the climate data deleted by Trump’s EPA. (5/8/17)
   355. ‘Tyrannical’ Cal Fire chief who 'yelled for effect' kept his post after critical investigation (5/8/17)
   356. EPA dismisses 5 scientists from key review panel (5/8/17)
   357. Interior secretary starting appraisal of monuments (5/8/17)
   358. Celebrate Endangered Species Day on May 19th, 2017 (5/7/17)
   359. Cell phone towers in the backcountry rob us of wilderness (5/5/17)
   360. First wolf pack in 200 years is roaming wild in Denmark (5/5/17)
   361. Warnings & Words to the Wise (5/5/17)
   362. Deforestation endangering the majority of the world's species, says new global research (5/2/17)
   363. Jane Goodall has some advice for Ivanka Trump (5/2/17)
   364. Where To Find Those EPA Web Pages Scrubbed By The Trump Administration (5/2/17)
   365. 6 most common sources of plastic pollution (5/2/17)
   366. Latest: Zinke releases ATV plans for Recapture Canyon area (5/1/17)
   367. Action Alert: Advocate for Smart Post-Fire Management (4/2017)
   368. AB 975: Logging Companies & Dam Builders Lobbying Against a River Protection Bill (4/2017)
   369. Op-Ed: Reviewing the National Monuments Is an Insult to Us All (4/28/17)
   370. PHOTOS: See The Sweeping American Landscapes Under Review By Trump (4/28/17)
   371. Silicon Valley concerned as FCC kicks off net neutrality rollbac (4/26/17)
   372. Trump review threatens to rip up Obama protections for wilderness areas (4/26/17)
   373. Outdoor recreation brings $887 billion to U.S. economy, OIA says (4/25/17)
   374. Environmental Watchdogs Fight Trump Admin for Withholding Public Information on Climate (4/25/17)
   375. Trump slaps first tariffs on Canadian lumber (4/25/17)
   376. Trump axes protections on nation’s monuments (4/25/17)
   377. Goldman Environmental Prize winners work hard to protect planet (4/24/17)
   378. Status of forests is 'dire' as world marks 2017 Earth Day (4/21/17)
   379. On April 29, We March for the Future (4/19/17)
   380. Two major marches to take back science are arriving at just the right moment (4/19/17)
   381. Investigation shows Peru backsliding on illegal logging (4/19/17)
   382. The trees that make Southern California shady and green are dying. Fast. (4/19/17)
   383. Berkeley to March For Science and against ignorance (4/18/17)
   384. None of the world’s top industries would be profitable if they paid for the natural capital they use (4/17/17)
   385. Clear-cutting destabilizes carbon in forest soils, study finds (4/15/17)
   386. Where to see the Bay Area's wildflowers (4/14/17)
   387. A New Century of Forest Planning (4/14/17)
   388. SLO Supes pass oak woodland protection ordinance (4/12/17)
   389. In Photos — A History of Celebrating Environmental Activism (4/11/17)
   390. Heinrich Seeks Permanent Reauthorization Of The Land And Water Conservation Fund (4/11/17)
   391. This Time Congress Is Not Helping Trump Destroy the Planet (4/10/17)
   392. Natural medicine: Urban families explore benefits of the outdoors (4/10/17)
   393. Special Ops With a Studious Bent Fight Destruction of Brazil’s Amazon (4/6/17)
   394. World is home to '60,000 tree species' (4/5/17)
   395. Carbon dioxide levels could reach their highest point in 50 million years by the end of the century (4/5/17)
   396. A conversation with Obama’s top Interior lawyer (4/5/17)
   397. Trees Have Their Own Songs (4/4/17)
   398. National parks could see deferred maintenance reduction (4/4/17)
   399. Addressing Challenges to Forests in the Hawaiian Islands (4/4/17)
   400. Groups sue to stop US use of cyanide predator killing traps (4/4/17)
   401. U.S. Forest Service Scalped on Tongass Timber Sales (4/3/17)
   402. Nestle pipes water from national forest, sparking protests (4/3/17)
   403. The Endangered Antiquities Act (3/31/17)
   404. Western voters have strong feelings about the public lands in their state. (3/2017)
   405. Fears for Indonesian park’s rare species as Trump town rises (3/29/17)
   406. I am an Arctic researcher. Donald Trump is deleting my citations - Victoria Herrmann (3/28/17)
   407. Behold: Two new land sell-off bills that nobody asked for (3/28/17)
   408. Sportsmen pull public-lands politics to the center (3/27/17)
   409. Westerners & Conservation Values – A Reality Check – An Interview with Harris Sherman (3/27/17)
   410. This land is our land: The bitter debate over America’s public spaces (2/27/17)
   411. Wolf missing in California spotted in Nevada (3/24/17)
   412. The Lobo's Lament (3/23/17)
   413. This Climate Denying Lawmaker Has Proposed a Bill to Protect Climate Deniers (3/23/17)
   414. How Americans Think About Climate Change, in Six Maps (3/21/17)
   415. Senate Republicans Approve Legislation to Kill Wolves, Bears in Alaska (3/21/17)
   416. US Needs to Massively Scale Up Forest Protection to Tackle Climate Change (3/21/17)
   417. Curbing Population Growth and Climate Change (3/20/17)
   418. 'Carbon neutral' forest resource grab: A corporate detour in climate change race (3/20/17)
   419. Trump budget would make America dirty and sick again (3/18/17)
   420. The Endangered Species Act Doesn’t Need "Reform" (3/15/17)
   421. Don’t look now, but reality is winning the climate debate (3/15/17)
   422. This New Anti-Trump Tech Is The Most Genius Thing Of 2017 (3/15/17)
   423. What will a Zinke-led Interior Department look like? (3/15/17)
   424. Slashed Budget Would Cut Conservation Right Where It’s Needed Most (3/16/17)
   425. Interior Department to withdraw Obama-era fracking rule, filings reveal (3/15/17)
   426. Royal Robbins, mountaineer and clothing company founder, dead at 82 (3/15/17)
   427. Three National Wildlife Refuges Nearly Taken Down by Public Land Transfer Advocates (3/14/17)
   428. 2.7 Million Animals Killed by Federal Wildlife-destruction Program in 2016 (3/14/17)
   429. Celebrating 114 Years of the National Wildlife Refuge System (3/13/17)
   430. Court ruling could lead to cancer warning on Monsanto’s Roundup (3/13/17)
   431. Utah Republicans, From The Beehive State To Washington, D.C., United On Altering Public Lands (3/12/17)
   432. The Malheur Refuge trials are over, but the movement that led to them isn’t. (3/11/17)
   433. Op-Ed If America’s public lands were a business, the GOP would be bungling the balance sheet (3/9/17)
   434. Interior Secretary Zinke Pressed On Whether He Believes Monuments Can Be Revoked Through Executive Action Without Congress (3/9/17)
   435. No, President Trump can’t revoke national monuments (3/9/29)
   436. Berkeley Bay Festival (3/8/17)
   437. Ethics questions dogged agriculture nominee as Georgia governor (3/8/17)
   438. California Condors Could Soon Soar Above the Redwoods Again Thanks to One Local Tribe (3/7/17)
   439. How Protecting Native Forests Cost a Southeast Asian Activist His Life (3/7/17)
   440. Trump & Congress let polluters dictate where drilling, mining happens (3/7/17)
   441. Congress Rolls Back Your Say in BLM Land Management (3/7/17)
   442. The Imminent Death of the Waters of the U.S. Rule (3/7/17)
   443. King County Passes Motion Opposing Giveaway Of America's Public Lands to State And Private Interests (3/6/17)
   444. Mexican politician climbs border wall to prove a point about Trump’s immigration policy (3/3/17)
   445. Appeals court backs Napa County in watershed initiative dispute (3/3/17)
   446. Scientists Agree: It’s Time To End The War On Wildlife (2/17/17)
   447. Population of Mexican gray wolves on the rise (2/17/17)
   448. Sierra Pacific Industries to clearcut log around a bald eagle nest tree near Lewiston, CA. (3/2/17)
   449. Third Jaguar Detected in Arizona (3/2/17)
   450. The Woman Creating the World's Largest National Parks (And No, They're Not in the U.S.) (3/31/17)
   451. He Will Soon Run a Fifth of the Nation. Meet Ryan Zinke. (3/1/17)
   452. New Interior Secretary Zinke reverses lead-ammunition ban (3/1/17)
   453. Interior Secretary Zinke Is No Teddy Roosevelt Conservationist (3/1/17)
   454. Ex-Navy SEAL takes helm of Interior Department (3/1/17)
   455. Top "Public Lands Enemies" in Congress (3/2017)
   456. China Announces That It Will Cover Nearly A Quarter Of The Country In Forest By 2020 (3/2017)
   457. Federal Lands in the West: Liability or Asset? (2/2017)
   458. Wilderness in Congress: The Expected Onslaugh (2/28/17)
   459. Don't Believe Allan Savory's Hype: Cows Will Not Save the Planet (2/27/17)
   460. Nevada senators submit bill to ask Congress to give state millions of acres of land (2/27/17)
   461. Rachel Carson’s Brave and Prescient 1953 Letter Against the Government’s Assault on Science and Nature (2/2017)
   462. Music professor receives patent to help fight bark beetles ravaging Western forests (2/24/17)
   463. BBC's Planet Earth II Gets Up Close and Personal to Animals in the Age of Climate Change (2/24/17)
   464. Seven planets begin building protective shields to keep out Earth migrants (2/23/17)
   465. Trump expected to sign away public lands to coal leasing, unraveling Obama's reforms (2/23/17)
   466. Beyond Cozy: Pruitt’s Oily Emails (2/23/17)
   467. Fearing Trump, California lawmakers move to safeguard environmental rules (2/23/17)
   468. Thousands of Scott Pruitt's Emails Just Hit the Internet. Here Are the Wildest, Scariest Bits. (2/22/17)
   469. 5 Animals Threatened by the Border Wall (2/22/17)
   470. Instead of Russia, Rep. Jason Chaffetz launches investigation of new National Park (seriously) (2/22/17)
   471. Americans once moved away from forests. Now forests are moving away from Americans. (2/22/17)
   472. Why conservatives should fight for Obama’s methane rules (2/21/17)
   473. Timber companies sue over expansion of Oregon monument (2/20/17)
   474. A practical guide For resisting the Trump agenda (2/2017)
   475. Scott Pruitt’s hostile takeover of EPA (2/18/17)
   476. These 4 Koch-Funded Congressmen Are Behind the Bill to Abolish the EPA (2/17/17)
   477. Woolly Mammoth Scientists ‘Two Years Away From Creating Hybrid Embryo’ (2/16/17)
   478. Downstream Logging and an industry-friendly state agency imperil the Elk River and other California waterways (2/15/17)
   479. Boycotting companies tied to president new weapon in US politics (2/14/17)
   480. Why Killer Viruses Are On The Rise (2/14/17)
   481. In the Sierras, New Approaches to Protecting Forests Under Stress (2/13/17)
   482. A field guide to protesting in the Trump era: Lessons from the redwoods protectors (2/11/17)
   483. Gov. Brown outlines plan to keep Elliott State Forest publicly owned (2/11/17)
   484. Brazil’s ‘river people’ join forces with indigenous communities, offer alternative to deforestation (2/10/17)
   485. Bridges for Animals to Safely Cross Freeways Are Popping Up Around the World (2/9/17)
   486. Consumer, Environmental and Workers Groups File Legal Challenge to Trump’s ‘One-In, Two-Out’ Executive Order on Regulations (2/8/17)
   487. Drop excessive charges against journalist Jenni Monet (2/7/17)
   488. Second Chaffetz bill would make public lands less safe (2/7/17)
   489. Biophysical climate impacts of recent changes in global forest cover (2/5/17)
   490. Republican bill to privatize public lands is yanked after outcry (2/2/17)
   491. War on Wildlife - "Wildlife Services" Report (1/2017)
   492. Restoration strengthens the resilience, function of pollination networks (1/31/17)
   493. The Antiquities Act Has Paved the Way for Some of America’s Most Awesome National Parks. Now, Republicans Want to Roll It Back. (1/31/17)
   494. Scientists and Fishermen Scramble to Save Northern California’s Kelp Forests (1/30/17)
   495. It’s Official: 2016 Declared Hottest Year on Record (1/25/17)
   496. CDFW data: Salmon counts low in 2016 (1/24/17)
   497. Senator Markey Leads Senators in Calling on Trump to Ensure Open and Transparent Communications Between Federal Agencies and Public, Member of Congress (1/25/17)
   498. Dams, fish and kayakers must share our rivers (1/24/17)
   California set to fight Washington over environmental protections (1/24/17)
   499. Gag order, freeze put on EPA, other federal agencies (1/24/17)
   500. VICTORY on the RICHMOND HILLS INITIATIVE! (1/24/17)
   501. Why OR7 is a celebrity (1/23/17)
   502. Napa's wine battles turn to pizza skirmish (1/23/17)
   503. Saturday Night Massacre: Goliath Gobbled our Pizza Money (1/20/17)
   504. 10 women who changed the way we see nature (1/19/17)
   505. Lawsuit Challenges Approval of Destructive Napa Vineyard Development (1/19/17)
   506. Prize-winning environmental activist shot dead in Mexico (1/19/17)
   507. BLM Should Drop Tree-Cutting Plan for Owyhee Wildernesses (1/18/17)
   508. For 3rd straight time, Earth sets hottest year record (1/18/17)
   509. Sierra Pacific Industries to clearcut log near Feather Falls east of Lake Oroville. (1/18/17)
   510. In break with Trump, EPA pick says climate change isn’t hoax (1/18/17)
   511. Mother nature (1/1/17)
   512. Kill the Renewable Energy Industry? The Midwest Says “NO!” (1/17/16)
   513. The Key to Better Students Is Getting Them Outside (1/17/17)
   514. Bringing Back the Condor (1/17/17)
   515. GOP targets landmark Endangered Species Act for big changes (1/17/17)
   516. Interior nominee disputes Trump on climate change (1/17/17)
   517. Cargill’s Progress on Building Deforestation-Free Supply Chains Outlined in New Report (1/16/17)
   518. National parks attract record number of visits (1/16/17)
   519. Why a scientist cut down 'the oldest living tree' (1/12/17)
   520. Obama designates Santa Cruz coastal property as new national monument (1/12/17)
   521. Sessions is a looming threat to people of color and the planet (1/11/17)
   522. Suffering a lack of leadership (1/10/17)
   523. Make Shasta County Great Again? Timber! (1/10/17)
   524. Public Land Giveaway (1/9/17)
   525. Sierra sequoia’s toppling: One less tree to walk through (1/9/17)
   526. State Initiates Pilot Watershed Study of Timber Harvest Plan Process (1/9/17)
   527. GOP pushing 3 bills in Congress to restrain federal regulations (1/9/17)
   528. Free online analysis of forest change (1/6/17)
   529. No, California’s Forests Aren’t Failing to Regrow After Big Wildfires (1/6/17)
   530. After Pushback, Oregon Scraps Report Linking Private Forests To Water Quality Risks (1/6/17)
   531. The House just made it a lot easier to sell off national parks (1/5/17)
   532. Feds: 14 endangered Mexican wolves found dead in 2016 (1/4/17)
   533. Court tosses suit challenging Santa Fe National Forest travel management plan (1/4/17)
   534. NOAA challenged the global warming ‘pause.’ Now new research says the agency was right. (1/4/17)
   535. The Wilderness Act Got it Right (1/3/17)
   536. Even California’s Mighty Oaks Are Dying From Drought (1/3/17)
   537. A Field Guide to Tracking in Your Neighborhood (1/3/17)
   538. House GOP rules change will make it easier to sell off federal land (1/3/17)
   539. Obama’s monumental legacy on nature (1/2/17)
3. 2016
   1. New maps show spread and impact of drought on California forests (12/31/16)
   2. No. 1 story of 2016: Wine industry under fire (12/30/16)
   3. Obama bans sport hunting of wolves from helicopters (12/29/16)
   4. Tribune Editorial: Utah should accept Bears Ears Monument and work to make it a success (12/28/16)
   5. Sierra Pacific Industries to clearcut log east of Trinity Center and Trinity Lake. (12/27/16)
   6. Natural resource activists are paying a heavy price (12/23/16)
   7. Humans Just Killed Off These 12 Animals, And You Didn’t Even Notice (12/22/16)
   8. Op-ed: ‘Midnight monument’? No, Utah leaders had years to make a Bears Ears deal (12/20/16)
   9. Trump protesters plan to open 'movement house' in Washington DC (12/20/16)
   10. More than 160 new species found in Mekong (12/19/16)
   11. This is what the coming attack on climate science could look like (12/18/16)
   12. What will Trump’s impact be on California’s environment? (12/16/16)
   13. Humans Just Killed Off These 12 Animals, And You Didn’t Even Notice (12/16/16)
   14. Sierra Pacific Industries to clearcut log SE of Hayfork. (12/14/16)
   15. 5 Animals That Are Definitely Smarter Than Some of Us (12/16/16)
   16. It’s Our Land. Let’s Keep It That Way. (12/10/16)
   17. Paramount Pictures And Participant Media To Release The Follow-Up To 'An Inconvenient Truth' (12/9/16)
   18. Editorial: Bishop is wrong to call for national monuments to be undone (12/8/16)
   19. Pines imperiled Bark beetles are decimating California’s parched forests (12/8/16)
   20. California climate opportunities can overcome science deniers (12/8/16)
   21. Earthjustice Responds to President-elect Trump’s Pick to Head the Environmental Protection Agency (12/7/16)
   22. Globalization puts US forests as risk from pests (12/7/16)
   23. California Wolf Plan Sets Road Map for Conserving Small Population Two Breeding Pairs for Two Straight Years Could Trigger Reduced Protections (12/7/16)
   24. How logging proponents ignore science in the Sierra (12/6/16)
   25. Horse Creek Project: Losing Taxpayer Money to Harm Spotted Owls (12/6/16)
   26. Sierra Pacific Industries to clearcut log within the West Girard Roadless Area. (12/6/16)
   27. A California Startup Is Using Ashes to Protect (12/5/16)
   28. FACT SHEET: The Obama Administration Announces New Steps to Advance Soil Sustainability (12/5/16)
   29. Can you identify these US National Parks from their photos? Take our quiz. (12/3/16)
   30. Longtime Marin political force Gary Giacomini dies at 77 (12/3/16)
   31. Bishop to meet with Trump transition team to discuss overturning monument decisions (12/3/16)
   32. Ascending One of the World's Oldest, Tallest Trees for Science and the Views (12/2/16)
   33. Mother Nature Is Brought to You By ... (12/2/16)
   34. Napa's Walt Ranch vineyard hearings open with protest (12/2/16)
   35. 'Over my dead body': Rhetoric heats up as conservationists fear the worst for monuments (12/1/16)
   36. Trump's Interior candidates would play Russian roulette with West (12/1/16)
   37. Sierra Pacific Industries to clearcut log SW of Lassen National Park. (12/1/16)
   38. Tree Mortality Viewer (12/2016)
   39. Polly Dyer, driving force for Northwest conservation, dead at 96 (11/30/16)
   40. Post-fire Logging Scientist Letter
   41. Biochar & Forest Ecosystems (11/2016)
   42. 21 Weird Garden Remedies That Might Make You Look Crazy But That Actually Work (1/28/16)
   43. Sierra snow cover could drop 50 percent by the end of the century due to climate change (11/28/16)
   44. Land Grab Congressman Now Wants Trump to Abolish National Monuments (11/27/16)
   45. Victory! Land Purchased for Future L.A. Wildlife Corridor (11/25/16)
   46. Recent Napa land use fights reprised "We're going to deal with it." (11/25/16)
   47. Changing Climate Puts Many Tree Species At Risk (11/23/16)
   48. Ireland to Plant Largest Grove of Redwood Trees Outside of California (11/20/16)
   49. Trump win could spell the end of FCC net neutrality regulations (11/19/16)
   50. California environmental leaders, lawmakers gird for fight against President Trump (11/19/16)
   51. Another crisis for Trump: What to do about all the dead trees piling up in California (11/18/16)
   52. What Trump could mean for forests (11/17/16)
   53. 9 Places to See Before They're Gone (1/17/16)
   54. Trump administration must base policy on science (11/17/16)
   55. Napa grape war: Zoned private land vs. neighbors (11/17/16)
   56. How Industrial Forest Practices are Subverting Oregon’s Climate Agenda (11/16/16)
   57. Synthesis of Science to Inform Land Management Within the Northwest Forest Plan Area (DRAFT) (11/16/16)
   58. A lot of nonvoters are mad at the election results. If only there were something they could have done! (11/16/16)
   59. The Problem With the Population Problem (11/15/16)
   60. Stop the Logging of Old-Growth Redwoods (11/15/16)
   61. 9th Circuit Urged to Stop NorCal Logging Project (11/15/16)
   62. NASA: ‘Planetary warming does not care about the election' (11/15/16)
   63. Fighting for Firsts: Endangered species recoveries in 2016 (11/14/16)
   64. Asian Elephants Help Seed the Forest (11/11/16)
   65. Climate Change Is Already Altering the World’s Gene Pool (11/11/16)
   66. President Trump Could Trash the Paris Agreement, but Why Would He Want To? (11/10/16)
   67. Donald Trump’s Victory Could Mean Disaster for the Planet (11/9/16)
   68. ‘Outdated’ IUCN Red List Is Missing Hundreds of Threatened Bird Species, Duke Scientists Find (11/9/16)
   69. Climate change may be escalating so fast it could be 'game over', scientists warn (11/9/16)
   70. http://time.com/4564224/donald-trump-climate-change/ (11/9/16)
   71. Sierra Pacific Industries to clearcut log NW of Bieber, CA. (11/7/16)
   72. Let It Burn: The Forest Service Wants to Stop Putting Out Some Fires (11/7/16)
   73. Standoff members' beliefs also in mainstream politics (11/5/16)
   74. Researchers find an ancient grove of redwoods in Napa County (11/4/16)
   75. Don’t Believe the Hype: Burned Forests Are Often Full of Life (11/4/16)
   76. Paris climate pact enters into force, focus shifts to action (11/4/16)
   77. Sighting of gray wolves stirs excitement, worry in Lassen County (11/3/16)
   78. Burning trees for power is no solution to climate change (Opinion) (11/3/16)
   79. New fish passage opens 11.2 miles of prime habitat for endangered salmon that had been blocked for decades. (11/2/16)
   80. America Needs More Monuments (11/2016)
   81. The War Against Wildfire (Autumn, 2016)
   82. Rill erosion in burned and salvage logged western montane forests: Effects of logging equipment type, traffic level, and slash treatment (Oct. 2016)
   83. Bundy Verdict Puts a Target on the Backs of Federal Workers (10/31/16)
   84. Public lands aren't just majestic; they add billions to the economy (10/28/16)
   85. Controversial forest clearcutting in Nova Scotia (10/28/16)
   86. OPINION: May the forest be with you (10/28/16)
   87. 8 of the oldest forests in the world (10/28/16)
   88. Wilderness Intended as Refuge from Bikes and other Mechanization (10/27/16)
   89. Study: Protected Forests on Public Land Burn Less Severely Than Logged Areas (10/26/16)
   90. NW Forest Plan Poll (10/25/16)
   91. 10-11-16-kmud-environment-show-greg-king-nd (10/25/16)
   li>Sierra Pacific Industries to clearcut log SE of Trinity Dam and Trinity Lake. (10/25/16)
   92. Wildfire management vs. fire suppression benefits forest and watershed (10/24/16)
   93. A Handy Refresher on the Basics of Climate Change (10/24/16)
   94. Species may be listed as threatened based on climate change projections, court says (10/24/16)
   95. Sierra Pacific Industries to clearcut log near Weaverville, CA. (10/23/16)
   96. Wildlife Behind Bars (10/23/16)
   97. Number of Marin trees infected with sudden oak death increases (10/22/16)
   98. The veins of America: Stunning map shows every river basin in the US (10/21/16)
   99. The veins of America: Stunning map shows every river basin in the US (10/21/16)
   100. Forest for the Trees (10/21/15)
   101. Cascade-Siskiyou National Monument might double in size (10/19/16)
   102. Breaking: Lawsuit Filed Over Feds’ Denial of Endangered Species Protection to Pacific Fishers (10/19/16)
   103. Nocturnal Photographs of the World’s Oldest Trees (10/17/16)
   104. Environmental effects of Columbia, Snake river dams scrutinized (10/17/16)
   105. America's Southern Forests Are Being Decimated to Supply Europe With Energy (10/14/16)
   106. America's Southern Forests Are Being Decimated to Supply Europe With Energy (10/14/16)
   107. Positive biodiversity-productivity relationship predominant in global forests (10/14/16)
   108. Bob Inglis Takes a Stand on Climate Change (10/13/16)
   109. Wildfires getting worse due to climate change, study finds (10/11/16)
   110. Group launches petition asking Reyes to nix battle over federal lands (10/10/16)
   111. Group launches petition asking Reyes to nix battle over federal lands (10/10/16)
   112. Op-Ed: Expanding Parks Will Expand Justice (10/10/16)
   113. Why the removal of four Snake River dams is a necessary and feasible action to save wild salmon. (10/10/16)
   114. Study: Climate change leading to more forest fires (10/10/16)
   115. Landmark Settlement Reins in Rogue Federal Wildlife Killing Program (10/10/16)
   116. Giant Pacific madrone is a likely victim of Soberanes Fire (10/6/16)
   117. BLM’s Plan For 65 Illegal Leases on White River National Forest Woefully Out of Balance (10/5/16)
   118. Logging California’s dead trees is harmful to the forests (10/4/16)
   119. Endangered Yosemite frogs making comeback, scientists say (10/3/16)
   120. Sierra Pacific Industries to clearcut log east of Lake Oroville. (10/2/16)
   121. Timber Company Tells California Town, Go Find Your Own Water (10/1/16)
   122. In Both Practice And Spirit, Mountain Bikes Do Not Belong In Wilderness (10/3/16)
   123. Help secure wilderness, grizzlies and critical wildlife habitat in the revised forest plan for the Flathead National Forest in Montana! (9/2016)
   124. Why Should You Care About Small Streams (9/2016)
   125. Attorneys general cast doubt on Utah land push (9/30/16)
   126. “NoGo” Part 2: Sustainability needs to respect appropriate boundaries (9/30/16)
   127. Editor’s Notes: On Being a Child-Free Environmentalist (9/30/16)
   li>Lawsuit Filed Against Oregon Board of Forestry for Failing to Protect Habitat for Threatened Marbled Murrelet (9/30/16)
   128. Protecting the Big Sur redwoods: How is climate change a threat (9/29/16)
   129. Pangolins Receive Much-needed International Protections Nations Ban Commercial Trade in World’s Most Trafficked Mammal (9/28/16)
   130. Reservoirs are a major source of global greenhouse gases, scientists say (9/28/16)
   131. A living cathedral of trees is slowly growing in Italy (9/22/16)
   132. A conflicted mountain biker says 'no' to the bikes in wilderness bill (9/21/16)
   133. Land Trust acquires Angwin property (9/28/16)
   134. Beyond the city, Hong Kong is recreating its lost woodlands (9/26/16)
   135. How Small Forests Can Help Save the Planet (9/26/16)
   136. Nestle can keep piping water from national forest, despite outdated permit (9/22/16)
   137. How to Calculate the Value of Wild Nature? Count the Selfies. (9/21/16)
   138. Peru’s Goldman Prize winner Máxima Acuña denounces attack (9/21/16)
   139. Gualala Redwoods Timber to log out the alluvial flats of the North Fork of the Gualala River. (9/21/16)
   140. America needs wilderness now more than ever (9/28/16)
   141. Mental Health Benefits of Going Green (9/20/16)
   142. Commentary: Who pays the costs of logging for bioenergy? (East Bay Times) (9/20/16)
   143. Earth posts hottest August on record and 16th straight month of unsurpassed heat (9/20/16)
   144. Frank Gifford: Take the Maine road to a better WV (9/17/16)
   145. New wilderness: The Boulder-White Clouds, a year later (9/17/16)
   146. China Plants a Record Number of Trees—but Only One Kind (9/16/16)
   147. Gualala River logging project suspended by Sonoma County judge (9/16/16)
   148. Record-smashing August means long-awaited ‘jump’ in global warming is here (9/13/16)
   149. 5 Reasons to Protect Wilderness (9/12/16)
   150. Trees recognize roe deer by saliva - Smart defence mechanisms against browsing (9/12/16)
   151. California Takes An Unprecedented Stand Against Climate Change (9/11/16)
   152. Another encroachment on hillsides (9/9/16)
   153. Judge orders expanded habitat protection for rare Canada lynx (9/8/16)
   154. In 20 Short Years, We’ve Wiped Out 10 Percent Of Earth’s Wilderness (9/8/16)
   155. Forest Service land deal blocks controversial Tahoe development (9/8/16)
   156. Yosemite adds 400 acres to the park in largest expansion since 1949 (9/8/16)
   157. Before the Flood: Watch an exclusive clip from Leonardo DiCaprio's climate change documentary (9/8/16)
   158. Burning trees for electricity is a bad idea (9/8/16)
   159. Climate change test doesn’t make for greener Earth (9/5/16)
   160. 9 Brutally real reasons why millennials refuse to have kids (9/1/16)
   161. Genetically Engineered Salmon (9/1/16)
   162. Pope calls for a new work of mercy: care for the environment (9/1/16)
   163. LOGGING FOR WATER | A battle is brewing over whether cutting down trees will increase California's water supply. (8/2016)
   164. Angwin Watershed Initiative backers seek Appeals Court decision (8/31/16)
   165. Sportsmen Agree Mountain Bikes Don't Belong in Wilderness (8/31/16)
   166. 16 spectacular facts about giant sequoias (8/30/16)
   167. Humboldt County's Marijuana Boom Is Destroying Redwoods and Killing Rare Wildlife (8/28/16)
   168. Project seeks to bring ‘cows and coho’ together in Freshwater (8/27/16)
   169. Northern spotted owl added to endangered species list (8/27/16)
   170. Obama the Monument Maker (8/27/16)
   171. Interactive map shows where animals will move under climate change (8/26/16)
   172. National Monuments From Mr. Obama (8/26/16)
   173. Sierra Pacific Industries to clearcut log trees up to 50” dbh adjacent to the Chanchelulla Wilderness Area. (8/26/16)
   174. Biofuels 'worse than petrol' for the environment, new study finds (8/25/16)
   175. Map shows the wildest land linking protected areas of the U.S. (8/25/16)
   176. Report: EU Policies Put Biodiversity, U.S. Forests at Risk (8/24/16)
   177. In Maine, Land From Burt's Bees Co-Founder Is Declared A National Monument (8/24/16)
   178. Who is "we" on watershed initiative? (8/24/16)
   179. State receives only a trickle of cash from cap-and-trade program (8/23/16)
   180. Deforestation impacts felt for decades – scientists (8/22/16)
   181. Make restoring Hetch Hetchy a goal for second century of the National Park Service (8/21/16)
   182. Bill Opening Wilderness Areas to Bikes Also Opens Debate (8/19/16)
   183. After Catastrophic Wildfires, Forests Rebound on Their Own (8/19/16)
   184. Let Wildfires Burn: Study Shows Forests Bounce Back on Their Own (8/19/16)
   185. FDR, the unsung protector of wild California (8/18/16)
   186. Cultivating Place: Dr. Peter Raven – Plant Biology And The Conservation Of Biodiversity (8/18/16)
   187. In Towering Redwoods, an Abundance of Tiny, Unseen Life (8/18/16)
   188. New study shows logging, not fire, is degrading our national forests (8/18/16)
   189. Mercury News editorial: Passing SB 32 will benefit all Californians (8/18/16)
   190. Biomass Power Slumps as EPA, Industry Spar on Science (8/17/16)
   191. Don’t Give Away Our Wildlife Refuges (8/17/16)
   192. Nova Scotia forestry management cleaned up, province says (8/17/16)
   193. Biking bill is a smokescreen for opening up wilderness (8/17/16)
   194. Earth's hottest month on record was July 2016: NASA (8/17/16)
   195. Grazing in National Forest Restricted to Protect Rare California Frogs, Toads (8/17/16)
   196. Climate Change and the Future of Oregon Forests (8/16/16)
   197. Aldous Huxley on Overpopulation: Are Doomsayers Crazy or Acutely Aware? (8/14/16)
   198. Trees Stop Climate Change—Can We Pay People To Stop Cutting Them Down? (8/12/16)
   199. How climate change is increasing forest fires around the world (8/11/16)
   200. Wilderness: This tiny percentage of public lands should stay off limits to mountain bikes (8/11/16)
   201. Climate Change Is Not The ‘Biggest Killer’ Of Biodiversity (8/11/16)
   202. Snag Forest Habitat Protection (8/2016)
   203. LOGGING FOR WATER | A battle is brewing over whether cutting down trees will increase California's water supply. (8/2016)
   204. Tell Congress: Stop the proposed “Republic of Cliven Bundy” (8/2016)
   205. Environmentalists file suit over Gualala River logging plan (8/9/16)
   206. Sierra Pacific Industries to clearcut log east of Eureka, CA. (8/9/16)
   207. Baby tree frog is the size of a thumbnail (8/9/16)
   208. 10 Selfies of the World’s Most Endangered Animals (8/8/16)
   209. California plans to log its drought-killed trees (8/8/16)
   210. 37 Reasons Global Citizens Care About Protecting Trees (8/8/16)
   211. Removing CO2 From the Air Only Hope for Fixing Climate Change, New Study Says (8/6/16)
   212. How millions of trees brought a broken landscape back to life (8/6/16)
   213. Don’t Get Burned by Misinformation About Dead Trees and Wildfire (8/6/16)
   214. Don’t Get Burned by Misinformation About Dead Trees and Wildfire (8/6/16)
   215. Oregon’s outdated logging rules need reform (8/3/16)
   216. North Coast timber conflict flares up—again (8/3/16)
   217. The Outdoor Industry Is Finally Ready to Play Political Hardball (8/3/16)
   218. Planning For The Future Of A Park Where The Trees Have One Name (8/2/16)
   219. This Land Is Whose Land? (8/2/16)
   220. Wheeler: Redwoods curb global warming, but California won't invest in them (8/1/16)
   221. Mountain bikes don’t belong in designated wilderness areas (7/29/16)
   222. Local preservationists speak out against bikes in wilderness proposal (7/29/16)
   223. Sometimes, the West must be protected from itself (7/28/16)
   224. Wolf OR-7's Pack Has Pups for Third Straight Year, Neighboring New Wolf Pair Also Has Pups (7/28/16)
   225. Mexican village uses fireflies to halt deforestation by local logging industry (7/27/16)
   226. Invest in water infrastructure — forests (7/23/16)
   227. Fact-Checking the GOP’s Plan to Steal Your Public Land (7/22/16)
   228. Rushing to stop a fire that never came, Forest Service logged miles of big trees, critical habitat (7/22/16)
   229. N. American forests not the climate change remedy hoped for - study (7/20/16)
   230. A Battle Over Vines and Trees in Napa Valley? (7/20/16)
   231. June sets another global temperature record, extending a blazingly hot year (7/19/16)
   232. Does Producing More Food Have to Lead to Deforestation? (7/19/16)
   233. Sierra Pacific Industries to log out the home of California’s only known Wolverine. (7/18/16)
   234. Not Everyone out to Steal Public Land Wears Camo (7/2016)
   235. Welcome to the Roadless Area Conservation Website (7/2016)
   236. Branching Out Against Illegal Logging (7/2016)
   237. GOP Platform Proposes To Get Rid Of National Parks And National Forests (7/15/16)
   238. Napa judge to decide fate of oak woodland protection initiative (7/15/16)
   239. After 300 Years of Collecting, Nearly 12,000 Amazon Tree Species Are Found (7/15/16)
   240. Everything to Know About Connecting Forests & People in Sierra Leone (7/14/16)
   241. Environmental groups poised to sue over 400-acre logging project along Gualala River (7/13/16)
   242. Napa County watersheds need more protection (7/13/16)
   243. Napa County watershed initiative heads toward July 15 court date (7/13/16)
   244. Lawsuit further exposes Resnick's plans to clear cut oak woodlands (7/12/16)
   245. India Is About to Break the Record for Most Trees Planted in a Day (7/12/16)
   246. As Congress Calls Out Fossil Fuel Deception, ExxonMobil Continues to Fund Climate Science Denial (7/12/16)
   247. 10 reasons why forests are so important (7/12/16)
   248. Fire behavior gets scarier as climate gets hotter and drier (7/11/16)
   249. Majestic redwood forests are also amazing fighters against global warming (7/11/16)
   250. 11 quotes to inspire you to embrace simplicity (7/11/16)
   251. Gypsy Moths Are Destroying Forests as the Climate Dries (7/11/16)
   252. Tree protection, ag pond ordinances head to SLO County supervisors (7/8/16)
   253. Sierra Pacific Industries accused of violating Clean Water Act (7/7/16)
   254. California’s forests have been decimated, and this is their final insult (7/6/16)
   255. Endangered species: Cutting out the middlemen (7/6/16)
   256. Why the Government Owns So Much Land in the West (7/5/16)
   257. Forest removal nears sustainable limits (7/5/16)
   258. The States Where the Government Is Killing the Most Top Predators (7/5/16)
   259. A Veteran of the Iraq War Finds Healing, and a New Sense of Purpose, among America's Wildlands (7/4/16)
   260. Busted: Right-wing “environmental research” group uses falsified data to justify state land grab (7/5/16)
   261. Don’t Let Your Tires Destroy the World’s Forests (7/1/16)
   262. Op-Ed California should take the lead on protecting tropical forests (7/1/16)
   263. Napa County watershed initiative head toward July 15 court date (7/1/16)
   264. Keep the North Woods Alive with Moose (7/2016)
   265. From Tree to Shining Tree (7/30/16)
   266. A 16-year-old kid caught footage of this rare bird thought to be extinct in the wild. (6/30/16)
   267. Fish of the Forest: Large Wood Benefits Salmon Recovery (6/30/16)
   268. Fish of the Forest: Large Wood Benefits Salmon Recovery (6/30/16)
   269. 'Healing' detected in Antarctic ozone hole (6/30/16)
   270. What Brexit Means for Climate (6/27/16)
   271. Nine California wildfires destroy almost 70,000 acres (6/27/16)
   272. Dead trees aren't a wildfire threat, but overlogging them will ruin our forest ecosystems (6/27/16)
   273. Take Action for Wild Steelhead (6/2016)
   274. Federal lands support diverse economies (6/24/16)
   275. Column Billionaire Resnicks' Justin Vineyards bulldozes forest of old oaks, sparking uproar (6/23/16)
   276. Humans will be extinct in 100 years says eminent scientist (6/23/16)
   277. The Daily Wild: Nature’s Most Incredible Creatures (6/23/16)
   278. The Great Public Land Heist Has Begun (6/22/16)
   279. Healing Walk Napa Valley: beating the drum for Mother Earth (6/22/16)
   280. 26 Million Trees Died in California Forests in Just One Year (6/22/16)
   281. Conservationists Petition Oregon to Protect Murrelets (6/21/16)
   282. Rare Chance to Sound Off on Protecting Calif. National Forest Land (6/21/16)
   283. The soft beauty of Joshua Tree at dusk (6/20/16)
   284. Search warrant executed at Global Plywood over alleged Lacey Act violations (6/20/16)
   285. Scientists, advocates spar over role of biomass energy in climate change policies (6/20/16)
   286. 2015 Was a Deadly Year for Environmental Activists (6/19/16)
   287. Restaurants yank popular wine over environmental controversy (6/19/16)
   288. Backers of oak woodlands initiative sue Napa County (6/18/16)
   289. The huge flaw in how Congress is approaching burning wood for energy (6/16/16)
   290. Nepal's Extinct Bird Spotted After Disappearing for 178 Years (6/15/16)
   291. Of Water and Wine: New vineyards and resorts rising above the Napa Valley threaten the region's water (6/15/16)
   292. Petition: Tell officials not to sell off public lands (6/2016)
   293. The Overshoot Index assesses the extent to which a country can support itself from its own renewable resources (6/2016)
   294. California Condor Population Reaches New Heights in 2015 (6/13/16)
   295. Earth's hot streak continues with warmest May since at least 1880 (6/13/16)
   296. Majority of votes left to be processed in Mendocino County (6/13/16)
   297. The atmosphere has hit a grim milestone — and scientists say we’ll never go back ‘within our lifetimes’ (6/13/16)
   298. In Paso Robles, nothing ‘Wonderful’ about bulldozing oaks for grapes (6/11/16)
   299. State Parks That Will Blow Your Mind (6/10/16)
   300. Justin Vineyards criticized for clear-cutting oaks (6/10/16)
   301. Paso Robles vineyard that cut down oaks is told again to halt work (6/10/16)
   302. SLO County orders Justin Vineyards to stop removing oak trees (6/10/16)
   303. Rare scrub jay helps regrow oak forests (6/9/16)
   304. Sierra Pacific Industries to clearcut log trees up to 40” dbh near Weavervile, CA. (6/9/16)
   305. Protect California’s forests and trees, buy it where you burn it (6/8/16)
   306. Approval of Measure V in Mendocino County ends 'hack and squirt' (6/7/16)
   307. Approval of Measure V in Mendocino County ends 'hack and squirt' (6/7/16)
   308. Inyo, Sequoia and Sierra National Forests Land Management Plans Revision (6/2016)
   309. Finding Time for Our Parks (6/2016)
   310. Norway becomes first country in the world to commit to zero deforestation (6/4/16)
   311. Wild Again: The restoration of lost carnivores and other key wildlife is vital to the health of our landscapes. (6/2/16)
   312. Conservationists Hike 1,230 Miles of California Coast to Foster Spirit of Stewardship (6/2/16)
   313. Remarkable Forest Hotel Takes Green Architecture to a Whole New Level (6/1/16)
   314. RIP: Jack Ward Thomas left legacy in forest, wildlife management (5/29/16)
   315. This Is What Extinction Sounds Like (5/27/16)
   316. Childlessness is a positively unselfish choice (5/2016)
   317. Beetle outbreaks not responsible for severe fires (5/2016)
   318. Indonesia refuses palm oil permits in anti-haze push (5/25/16)
   319. Will public-lands ranchers pay more for grazing? (5/25/16)
   320. Drought, dead trees add up to big fire danger for California (5/24/16)
   321. Bialowieza forest: Poland begins logging project despite pleas from activists, scientists (5/24/16)
   322. What Would Happen If Humans Suddenly Disappeared From The Planet? (5/24/16)
   323. U.S. Forest Service Plans to Let Blazes Burn Amid Predictions of Fiery Summer (5/23/16)
   324. 'Slothlove' captures the endearing charm of orphaned baby sloths (5/9/16)
   325. Rate of Environmental Damage Increasing Across the Planet but There Is Still Time to Reverse Worst Impacts if Governments Act Now, UNEP Assessment Says (5/9/16)
   326. New Study Predicts an Intolerably Hot World (5/23/16)
   327. Lake Mead drops to lowest level in history (5/20/16)
   328. Leaf-litter toad mimics the forest floor (5/19/16)
   329. US Environmental Groups Express Concern Over the US Green Building Council’s Approach to Forests (5/2016)
   330. Eco activists protest BLM’s plans to cut down forests in Oregon, cry climate change risks (5/18/16)
   331. Forests’ carbon role lost on Oregon politicians (5/18/16)
   332. Is Biomass Energy Renewable? (5/17/16)
   333. Historic Victory: 4 Teenagers Win in Massachusetts Climate Change Lawsuit (5/17/16)
   334. Last Month Was The Warmest April Ever Recorded, Continuing 7-Month Hot Streak (5/16/16)
   335. 10 Overlooked Wildlife Experiences in Our National Parks (5/16/16)
   336. Can Canada’s Trudeau see the forest fire for the trees? (5/13/16)
   337. National Park Service Stands Up For Grizzly Bears And Us, Yet Again (5/13/16)
   338. Climate Smart Restoration of Appalachian Forests (5/12/16)
   339. Natural Beauty at Risk: Preparing for Climate Change in National Parks (5/12/16)
   340. Size Does Matter When It Comes to Saving Forests (5/12/16)
   341. Selling a Birthright: What would the West be like without its federal lands? (5/12/16)
   342. Selling a Birthright: What would the West be like without its federal lands? (5/12/16)
   343. The Forest Service's climate change failure (5/11/16)
   344. One fifth of world's plants threatened by extinction, say scientists (5/10/16)
   345. One of the Most Convincing Climate Change Visualizations We've Ever Seen (5/10/16)
   346. The Disappearing West - map to explore how and why open lands in the West are disappearing so quickly (5/2016)
   347. Valerie Termini named head of Fish and Game Commission (5/10/16)
   348. Stop clear cutting in the forests (5/9/16)
   349. State's cap and trade may reach rain forests (5/9/16)
   350. Mendocino County voters to decide on timber practices, Fort Bragg zoning issues (5/8/16)
   351. Preserving Half the Earth (5/6/16)
   352. Stop the Great Forest Giveaway (5/2016)
   353. Oregon’s logging laws are the weakest in the Northwest (5/2016)
   354. Why forests will make or break the climate fight (5/3/16)
   355. Scientists Aren’t Just ‘F*cking With You’: Jimmy Kimmel Takes On Sarah Palin’s Climate Denial (5/3/16)
   356. 10 spectacular caterpillars that look like snakes (5/3/16)
   357. Move to Return Grizzly Bears to California Will Be an Uphill Push (5/2/16)
   358. The Woolly Wolf Is Spotted in Nepal for the First Time (4/30/16)
   359. Neil Young’s New Album EARTH Breaks All the Rules (4/29/16)
   360. Courthouse News Service (4/27/16)
   361. Gifford Pinchot Forest Roads: Documenting a few of the forest road washouts in Cowlitz Ranger District, 2016 (4/2016)
   362. Biofuel forests for the future (4/26/16)
   363. Mendocino County dumps federal killings of livestock predators (4/26/15)
   364. Valdez: Biggest danger? Wolf or politician? (4/26/16)
   365. The Important Relationship between Forests and Water (4/26/16)
   366. Forest Digest – Week of April 25, 2016 (4/25/16)
   367. Wildlife camera traps and drones reveal unexplored area of Amazon Rainforest for first time (4/25/16)
   368. BRING BACK THE OAKS | Managing Vegetation to Reduce Fire Risk in the East Bay Hills (4/2016)
   369. The Senate Says Burning Trees Is Carbon Neutral. Oh Really Now? (4/22/16)
   370. Ancient Forests Are Keeping Wildlife Cool as the World Warms (4/22/16)
   371. Nova Scotia feeling the burn on biomass (4/21/16)
   372. Public comment re-opened for “Dogwood” Logging Plan – need your help! (4/21/16)
   373. We’re Cutting Down One Of Our Best Defenses Against Global Warming (4/21/16)
   374. Cheating firefighters lose Cal Fire demotion appeals (4/19/16)
   375. The Next 100 years of Conservation (4/19/16)
   376. The Next 100 Years of American Conservation (4/19/16)
   377. Yosemite's Tunnel View demands admiration (4/19/16)
   378. On Earth Day 150 World Leaders to Sign Paris Climate Agreement (4/19/16)
   379. Indonesia Is Still Burning (4/18/16)
   380. 8 of the World’s Most Unusual Forests (4/18/16)
   381. Goldman Environmental Prize Honors Leaders From Peru and Puerto Rico (4/18/16)
   382. Going to Pot: Humboldt County's marijuana boom is destroying a unique redwood forest ecosystem and killing some of California's rarest wildlife. (4/18/16)
   383. Wild tiger populations show signs of rebounding for the first time in a century (4/11/16)
   384. 12 wilderness areas for enjoying wildflowers (3/27/16)
   385. Don’t trade away our salmon (3/26/16)
   386. Green Diamond Resource Company to clearcut log SE of Trinidad, CA. (3/25/16)
   387. Esri and USDA Forest Service Introduce Interactive Trove of Maps (3/24/16)
   388. Study reveals tremendous benefits of eating less meat (3/24/16)
   389. Indigenous People Are Fighting Finland's Plan to Log Ancient Forests (3/24/16)
   390. 'This land belongs to all Americans,' Interior Secretary Sally Jewell says in Burns (3/21/16)
   391. Australia drops Tasmanian Wilderness logging campaign (3/20/16)
   392. Preserve our rural landscape (3/18/16)
   393. Preserve our rural landscape (3/18/16)
   394. Did China Just Create a Model for Recovery of the World’s Forests? (3/18/16)
   395. Fairy tales about the West are fueling public lands conflict (3/16/16)
   396. Hydroelectric Plants In the Amazon Will Cause 'Countless' Extinctions, Study Says (3/16/16)
   397. WATCH: ‘Synthetic Forests’ Documentary on The Dangers of Genetically Engineered Trees (3/16/16)
   398. The Global Solution to Extinction (3/12/16)
   399. Feds Strip $1.2 Million in Grant Funding From Oregon, Citing Failure to Protect Forests From Logging (3/11/16)
   400. Couple creates wildlife sanctuary in India by letting barren farmland return to nature (3/9/16)
   401. Making clearcuts less ugly (3/8/16)
   402. Darwin's Slipper (3/6/16)
   403. Lessons for California as a dam falls and a river moves (3/4/16)
   404. Yellowstone Grizzlies to Be Taken Off Endangered Species List (3/4/16)
   405. Tech helps find endangered seabirds among Santa Cruz redwoods (3/3/16)
   406. The Imazapyr Alliance (3/2/16)
   407. Satellite data suggests forest loss is accelerating (3/2/16)
   408. Anglers, Management Agencies Grapple with Poor 2016 Salmon Forecasts (3/2/16)
   409. U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Seeks Public Comment on Sierra Pacific Industries Conservation Plan for West Coast Fisher Populations in 16 California Counties (3/2/16)
   410. How America started saving national forests (3/2/16)
   411. Top 10 natural wonders of North America (3/1/16)
   412. Half of the Earth’s by Edward O Wilson (3/2016)
   413. Pileated Woodpecker (3/2016)
   414. Who's who: These owls may wear the same game face, but when it comes to personality, they’re as different as day and night. (Jan./Feb. 2016)
   415. Juvenile salmon brains likely contain 'very high levels' of antidepressants (2/29/16)
   416. Salmon benefit as road scars heal (2/26/16)
   417. How an East Coast think tank is fueling the land transfer movement (2/26/16)
   418. TNC terminated logging agreement with Plum Creek following illegal logging (2/25/16)
   419. Happy birthday to Howard Zahniser, unsung architect of the Wilderness Act (2/25/16)
   420. The Owl Massacre of 2016: Proposed Timber Sale to Take Over 100 Northern Spotted Owls (2/25/16)
   421. Is there hope for California's salmon? (2/24/16)
   422. Chevron, Tesoro face $1.3 billion California carbon tab (2/24/16)
   423. House Republicans seek to open up national forests to mining and logging (2/24/16)
   424. Partnership brings $2.6 million to North Coast to restore oak woodlands (2/22/16)
   425. Alone on the Condor Trail (2/18/16)
   426. Forest for the trees -CRISIS in Oregon’s privately-owned timberlands (2/17/16)
   427. Timber Wars part deux (2/17/16)
   428. SUPPORT the EFFORT to STOP GENETICALLY ENGINEERED TREES! (2/2016)
   429. Next Supreme Court Justice Will Be Crucial to Climate Change (2/16/16)
   430. The Beetles: Eighty-Nine Million Acres of Abrupt Climate Change (2/16/16)
   431. January Smashed Another Global Temperature Record (2/16/16)
   432. Elwha: Roaring back to life (2/13/16)
   433. California’s Tiny Island Foxes Break Record for Fast Recovery (2/13/16)
   434. A patterned landscape: New book showcases the beauty and diversity of California plants (2/11/16)
   435. The Once-In-A-Lifetime Ladybug Love-In (2/9/16)
   436. Economists keep saying we should put a price on nature. Now they’ve finally done it (2/8/16)
   437. In Photos: President Obama Designates 3 National Monuments in California (2/12/16)
   438. Human emissions just cancelled the next ice age. Here's why we should care. (2/11/16)
   439. Obama looks to increase budget for public lands (2/9/16)
   440. What's Life Like After Doug Tompkins? (2/8/16)
   441. New video captures only known wild jaguar in the U.S. (2/4/16)
   442. President Obama’s budget contains full LWCF funding, proposed projects (2/4/16)
   443. Plan to remove 4 Klamath River dams marks environmental milestone (2/4/16)
   444. Save California's Coast: Support Coastal Commission Director (2/2016)
   445. The World's Largest Temperate Rainforest Has Just Been Saved (2/2/16)
   446. CHINOOK NEARLY EXTINCT DESPITE WATER CUTBACKS (2/2/16)
   447. 4 lessons from the Bundys' Oregon misadventure (2/2/16)
   448. Drought's Harm to California Forests More Severe Than Feared, Study Finds (2/2/16)
   449. Drought’s harm to forests more severe than feared, study finds (2/1/16)
   450. Federal Judge Sentences Lumber Liquidators to Probation, $13 Million in Fines for Smuggling Timber (2/1/16)
   451. How trees talk to each other (1/2016)
   452. Op-ed: Public Lands Initiative takes an Oregon-standoff approach to grazing (1/31/16)
   453. How the world went from 170 million people to 7.3 billion, in one map (1/30/16)
   454. German Forest Ranger Finds That Trees Have Social Networks, Too (1/29/16)
   455. Beyond the Bundys: The Far Right and the Future of Conservation (1/28/16)
   456. Hunting in the Amazon threatens rainforest carbon (1/27/16)
   457. Feds should shift firefighting burden in California, audit says (1/27/16)
   458. FBI blockades Oregon wildlife refuge after arrests; authorities, occupation leader urge group to leave (1/27/16)
   459. Fish and Game upheaval reveals shift in state wildlife policy (1/23/16)
   460. A Brief History of the National Wilderness Preservation System (1/22/16)
   461. John Leshy Keep Public Lands PublicKeep Public Lands Public (1/22/16)
   462. Muir Woods trail plan irks neighbors in Marin (1/21/16)
   463. Sylvia McLaughlin, co-founder of Save the Bay, dies at 99 (1/21/16)
   464. Cap and Clear-Cut (1/20/16)
   465. 2015 Was the Hottest Year on…zzzz (1/20/16)
   466. Poisoning Larger Animals (1/19/16)
   467. As with lakes around world, water temperature in Lake Tahoe rising (1/18/16)
   468. Amount of lobbying done in the shadows is growing, California ethics officials agree (1/17/16)
   469. Scorched Earth: Military Forest to Fuels in Oregon (1/12/16)
   470. Want to Save the Spotted Owl? Stop Trying So Hard - New research shows that the California Spotted Owl may actually benefit from the forest fires the land managers have spent years avoiding. (1/11/16)
   471. Scientists say Sierra forests need thinning (1/11/16)
   472. Lawsuit Launched to Protect California Spotted Owls Under Endangered Species Act (1/11/16
   473. The Larger, but Quieter Than Bundy, Push to Take Over Federal Land (1/10/16)
   474. Another wolf enters California amid tension over comeback (1/8/16)
   475. Jerry Brown proposes special unit to clean up Cal Fire (1/8/16)
   476. How the Wise Use Movement Is Tied to the #OregonStandoff (1/8/16)
   477. Oppose Welfare Ranching, Not Wolves (1/7/16)
   478. Outraged Birders Warn Oregon Militia: ‘We Are Watching Your Every Move’ (1/7/16)
   479. FBI: Domestic Terrorist “Militiamen” Will Face Federal Charges When Their Hissy Fit Ends (1/6/16)
   480. Oregon standoff: Who's really getting hurt by federal grazing laws? (1/6/16)
   481. 5 reasons not to underestimate the power of plants and trees (1/6/16)
   482. The Oregon militia standoff, explained (1/5/16)
   483. Lake County’s Valley fire-damaged trees flood lumber market (1/14/16)
   484. Under California cap-and-trade program, North Coast forests turn carbon uptake into cash (1/3/16)
   485. Review: In ‘The Cabaret of Plants,’ Richard Mabey Demonstrates Their Richness (1/3/16)
   486. US forest service investigates Nestlé spring water pipeline in California (1/3/16)
4. 2015
   1. The High Costs and Low Benefits of Attempting to Increase Water Yield by Forest Removal in the Sierra Nevada (12/2015)
   2. Sierra Pacific Industries to clearcut log NW of Bieber, CA. (12/30/15)
   3. Study: 58 million dry California trees threatened by drought (12/30/15)
   4. Country’s largest national parks hit visitation records (12/29/15)
   5. Rain-driven salmon run in Marin brings hope, but coho still hurting (12/28/16)
   6. River ecosystems show 'incredible' initial recovery after dam removal (12/28/15)
   7. Rescue and recovery effort for endangered frog (12/21/15)
   8. Norwegian power company invests in California carbon credits (12/18/15)
   9. Stanford researchers find world forest carbon stocks overestimated (12/18/15)
   10. Wildfire fight needs more funding, angry Cabinet secretary says (12/18/15)
   11. Destructive “Clearcuts for Christmas” Logging Rider Defeated (12/17/15)
   12. State sets minimum lake levels in attempt to save salmon (12/16/15)
   13. Genome sequencing may save California’s legendary sugar pine (12/16/15)
   14. Why is Clearcutting Bad for the Environment? (12/16/15)
   15. The U.S. Halts Development to Protect Endangered Species—Almost Never (12/16/15)
   16. Paris Climate Accord Is a Big, Big Deal (12/16/15)
   17. COP21 agreement prominently addresses protection of earth’s forests (12/14/15)
   18. US agency rarely intervened in projects that could risk endangered species (12/14/15)
   19. Silence on the Climate Pact From the Republican Candidates (12/14/15)
   20. This Is a Turning Point: Three Things You Need to Know About the Paris Agreement (12/12/15)
   21. Putnam Livermore, who helped save California public lands, dies (12/12/15)
   22. Save Critically Endangered Coho Salmon (12/2015)
   23. Delegates at Climate Talks Focus on Saving the World’s Forests (12/10/15)
   24. Wall of trees being planted across Africa to halt desert (12/9/15)
   25. Drone Captures Alaskan Sockeye Salmon Run from Above (12/9/15)
   26. CONSERVATIONIST, OUTDOORSMAN, ENTREPRENEUR DOUGLAS TOMPKINS DIES in KAYAK ACCIDENT in CHILE (12/9/15)
   27. Trail trees are a living Native American legacy (12/8/15)
   28. Humboldt Co. seeing tourism boost with bed tax revenue rise (12/8/15)
   29. Jerry Brown heckled in France, with video (12/8/15)
   30. The Road to a Paris Climate Deal (12/8/15)
   31. The Road to a Paris Climate Deal (12/8/15)
   32. Southern Sierra Nevada Range (12/7/15)
   33. California’s Wolves Will Be Embraced—to a Point (12/7/15)
   34. Magic Printer Produces Its Own Paper (12/7/15)
   35. SCHWARZENEGGER: "I DON'T GIVE A **** IF WE AGREE ABOUT CLIMATE CHANGE." (12/7/15)
   36. Fur flies in Sierra foothills over cell firms’ fake trees (12/6/15)
   37. Coal’s Double Jeopardy: The Overlooked Impact on Forests (12/4/15)
   38. So-called ‘fix’ bill is a thinly veiled attempt to kill conservation fund (12/4/15)
   39. Hooray for the Paris climate agreement! Now what? (12/4/15)
   40. Coastal Marten Takes Important First Step Toward California Endangered Species Act Protection (12/4/15)
   41. Oakland photographer's image of Marin a finalist in National Geographic contest (12/3/15)
   42. Report: The World Will Run out of Breathable Air Unless Carbon Is Cut (12/3/15)
   43. Conservation Dogs Sniff Out Endangered Species (12/2/15)
   44. Author celebrates manzanita’s place in California’s ecosystem (12/2/15)
   45. Catherine Novelli: Forests are nature's built-in climate regulators (12/2/15)
   46. Climate change seen as big problem in state, poll shows (12/2/15)
   47. Writer Ted Williams Talks Obama, The NRA, Feral Cats And Sportsmen Versus Environmentalists (12/1/15)
   48. Exposure To Nature May Reduce Crime, Strengthen Communities (12/1/15)
   49. Study: 58 million dry California trees threatened by drought (12/30/15)
   50. Oak-planting blitz underway in Napa (11/30/15)
   51. WHAT U.N.'s CHIEF EXPECTS from PARIS CLIMATE TALKS (11/30/15)
   52. Our Forests & Our Civilization: Interview Series with John Perlin – Part II – Forests Change the World (11/30/15)
   53. The Boreal Is Burning (11/30/15)
   54. Short Answers to Hard Questions About Climate Change (11/28/15)
   55. The Cougar Next Door (11/27/15)
   56. 10 Surreal Forests You Won’t Believe Actually Exist (11/26/15)
   57. Parlez-vous Californien? Lessons from California's Forest Carbon Programme (11/26/15)
   58. A Daily Dose of Ecotherapy Eases Stress in Kids (11/25/15)
   59. In Rim Fire’s wake, fungi hold hope for rebirth (11/25/15)
   60. Celebrate Free Redwood Parks Day (11/25/15)
   61. Leaked: The Oil Lobby's Conspiracy to Kill Off California's Climate Law (11/25/15)
   62. California school textbooks seen as spineless on climate change (11/23/15)
   63. Sierra Pacific Industries to clearcut log amongst trees up to 52” dbh near Calaveras Big Trees State Park. (11/23/15)
   64. Cal Poly’s Swanton Pacific Ranch Joins US Forest Service Research Program (11/23/15)
   65. Mendocino Redwood Company recertified as sustainable over objections of environmentalists (11/23/15)
   66. No Room to Roam (11/2015)
   67. AP FACT CHECK: Most GOP candidates flunk climate science (11/22/15)
   68. Access Reservation System, Muir Woods (11/22/15)
   69. California outlaws recreational and commercial bobcat trapping (11/21/15)
   70. Thanksgiving Hikes for City Lovers Some Nature Walks Are Close to Downtown – at National Wildlife Refuges (11/20/15)
   71. Yosemite bear encounters down as campers wise up (11/19/15)
   72. Genetically modified salmon OKd for human consumption in U.S. (11/19/15)
   73. MRC’s New Public Relations Firm (11/18/15)
   74. SPI planning a pair of clearcut THPs in nice high elevation red fir large tree stands near Mt. Shasta (11/17/15)
   75. Preso: Endangered Species Act is working (11/16/15)
   76. House investigators to grill scientists on climate change research (11/16/15)
   77. How Industrial Forest Practices are Subverting Oregon’s Climate Agenda (11/16/15)
   78. Timber corporation battles small Mendocino County fire protection district’s new parcel tax (11/15/15)
   79. Environmental Groups File Suit to Challenge Implementing Regulations for In-Perpetuity Logging Plans (11/15/15)
   80. National Parks Go Toe-to-Toe with ‘Big Water’ Over Plastic Bottle Waste (11/13/15)
   81. Greens Demand Scenic Rivers be Protected (11/13/15)
   82. Paris Climate Pact Could Leave Forests Vulnerable (11/12/15)
   83. 7 sounds in nature that humans rarely hear (11/11/15)
   84. Oregon Fish & Wildlife Commission Strips Wolves of Endangered Species Act Protections (11/11/15)
   85. Our Forests & Our Civilization: Interview Series With John Perlin – Part I (11/11/15)
   86. Report: Forest restoration work falling behind demand (11/10/15)
   87. Representative Bishop Guts LWCF (11/2015)
   88. Drought drives bears into California town in search of food (11/9/15)
   89. California gets C- grade in 2015 State Integrity Investigation (11/9/15)
   90. Climate change, overpopulation, animal extinction — it's all happening and TV is ignoring it (11/6/14)
   91. A child-free family. Is not wanting children wrong? (11/6/15)
   92. FORMER DIRECTOR of CALIF. DEPT. of FORESTRY LEVELS WITHERING CRITIQUE at NEW "IN-PERPETUITY" LOGGING PLANS (11/6/15)
   93. Eight Years After a Terrifying Fire, This Forest is Just Fine (11/5/15)
   94. Unique Tree Species around the World (11/5/15)
   95. The Mystical Powers of Mushrooms (11/4/15)
   96. Rat poison at marijuana farms is killing increased numbers of rare forest mammal (11/4/15)
   97. Much of the U.S. was hit with uncomfortably, unseasonably cold weather last weekend. (11/4/15)
   98. Pot farmers’ pesticides poisoning small forest animals (11/4/15)
   99. Let's make sure this bad forestry bill goes nowhere! (11/2015)
   100. Controlled Fires Could Actually Save Forests and Fight Climate Change (10/30/15)
   101. Jerry Brown declares emergency for dying trees (10/30/15)
   102. Don't tinker with 1964 Wilderness Act, advocates warn at Missoula gathering (10/29/15)
   103. CSERC cameras detect rare fox at new location in the Stanislaus Forest!!! (10/30/15)
   104. 'Desperate environmentalism' won't save the environment (10/29/15)
   105. Drought-driven salmon deaths could have far-reaching impact (10/29/15)
   106. Air Resources Board looks to tropical deforestation for cap-and-trade offsets (10/28/15)
   107. Battle Heats Up Over Gualala Redwoods (10/28/16)
   108. Push for More Logging Under the Northwest Forest Plan (10/27/15)
   109. Forest Renews Itself in the Wake of 'Devastating' Lake Fire (10/27/15)
   110. Big animals’ extinction forever alters environment, study shows (10/27/15)
   111. CAL FIRE Botches Green Diamond THP Approval (10/27/15)
   112. Humboldt’s Gift (10/26/15)
   113. My Dark California Dream (10/24/15)
   114. Saving the forest for the beers (10/22/15)
   115. Another View: Forests recover from fires without clear-cutting (10/22/15)
   116. Another View: Forests recover from fires without clear-cutting (10/22/15)
   117. Buying bottled water for your health? Stop it (10/21/15)
   118. Damning California's Future (10/21/15)
   119. Forest for the Trees (10/21/15)
   120. Global warming hurts economies around world, study finds (10/21/15)
   121. Climate, Cows, and the California Golden Trout (10/21/15)
   122. X-ray technology reveals California's forests are in for a radical transformation (10/20/15)
   123. Sustainable Forestry Initiative Losing Support (10/20/15)
   124. Morticulture: Forests of the living dead (10/19/15)
   125. 1 in 5 American Animal Species Is at Risk of Extinction (10/19/15)
   126. Don't Count On El Niño For Sierra Snowpack (10/19/15)
   127. LA Times Says Climate Not to Blame for More Wildfires. They're Wrong. (10/19/15)
   128. A Life Of Conservation: Michael Frome And The National Parks (10/18/15)
   129. Best bets for fall foliage in the Bay Area and Northern California (10/17/15)
   130. Future coastal climate not cool for redwood forests (10/16/15)
   131. Congress tries to speed up contentious post-fire logging (10/15/15)
   132. Forest Service developing spotted owl conservation strategy (10/15/15)
   133. Federal agency issues plan for coastal coho salmon recovery (10/15/15)
   134. The Wildlife Photo of Year Tells Climate Change Tale (10/14/15)
   135. In Defense of The Bark Beetle (10/14/15)
   136. Forest Service shares information on process for developing California Spotted Owl Conservation Strategy (10/14/15)
   137. Lawsuit Seeks To Stop Nestlé From Sucking Water Out Of Drought-Plagued California (10/14/15)
   138. You're never too old to climb a tree (10/13/15)
   139. Only Small Fraction of Timber Sales Draw Lawsuits (10/13/15)
   140. Founder of Utah’s Great Old Broads for Wilderness dies at 73 (10/13/15)
   141. The Rapid and Startling Decline Of World’s Vast Boreal Forests (10/12/15)
   142. Guest Post: Financing to Protect Forests: Will Carbon Markets Deliver? (10/12/15)
   143. The Rapid and Startling Decline Of World’s Vast Boreal Forests (10/12/15)
   144. Can Wolves Bring Back Wilderness? (10/9/15)
   145. Telling the Story: Eight Great Infographics on Climate Change (10/5/15)
   146. What risks do intentional dead standing trees create?
   147. Few minorities visit Sequoia National Forest or the Sawtooth Wilderness. This man wants to change that. (10/1/15)
   148. My View: We can't log our way out of wildfires (10/1/15)
   149. We can't log our way out of wildfires (10/1/15)
   150. Understanding the Long-Term Fire Risks in Forests Affected by Sudden Oak Death (GENERAL TECHNICAL REPORT PSW-GTR-229 )
   151. MRC Hack & Squirt Continues Unabated (9/30/15)
   152. Joshua Trees Petitioned for Endangered Species Act Protection (9/30/15)
   153. Joshua Trees Petitioned for Endangered Species Act Protection (9/30/15)
   154. E.O. Wilson explains why parks and nature are really good for your brain (9/30/15)
   155. Timber Industry Fails to Convince Judges that Logging Levels Linked to Wildfires (9/29/15)
   156. Congress' Assault on Endangered Species Act Does Not Mirror Public Opinion (9/29/15)
   157. Congress' Assault on Endangered Species Act Does Not Mirror Public Opinion (9/29/15)
   158. Brazil pledges to cut carbon emissions 37% by 2025 (9/28/15)
   159. A Great 24 Hours for the Climate (9/28/15)
   160. World’s Largest Wildlife Corridor to Be Built in California (9/27/15)
   161. Nature replants its own burned forests, environmentalists say (9/27/15)
   162. Officials: Klamath River fish healthy after flow increase (9/26/15)
   163. End destructive practice of logging forests after wildfires (9/26/15)
   164. 260 Scientists Oppose Post-fire Logging Bills (9/24/15)
   165. Celebrated NASA planet hunter shifts his sights back to climate change on Earth (9/24/15)
   166. Larger stream buffers will make for healthier salmon (9/24/15)
   167. The Connection Between Cleaner Air and Longer Lives (9/24/15)
   168. Epic drought stressing California's Giant Sequoias (9/24/15)
   169. Forest Service Funds Landmark Climate Change Study (9/23/15)
   170. Yoplait Yogurt Cups Have Been Killing Small Animals For Years (9/23/15)
   171. Why Urban Trees Solve So Many of Our Problems (9/22/15)
   172. The Road to Sustainability Requires Roadlessness (9/22/15)
   173. Gallery: 10 unusual wilderness areas (9/2015)
   174. Chicken Nuggets and a Sea Change for Forest Protection (9/22/15)
   175. How researchers measured history of California drought (9/22/15)
   176. Sierra Pacific raises concerns over spotted owl listing (9/22/15)
   177. Could a mushroom save the honeybee? (9/21/15)
   178. The Illegal Timber Trade Is Destroying Myanmar’s Forests and Wildlife (9/21/15)
   179. Which U.S. states have the most endangered species? (9/21/15)
   180. As Fires Grow, a New Landscape Appears in the West (9/21/15)
   181. Most senators sign letter backing conservation fund (9/18/15)
   182. Climate Group Targets Congressman Who's Boycotting The Pope's Speech (9/18/15)
   183. US Forest Service Prevents Its Own Scientist From Talking About Study (9/17/15)
   184. The U.S. And China Are Trying To Tackle Climate Change From The Bottom Up (9/16/15)
   185. Damaging the land we live on is costing humans trillions every year (9/15/15)
   186. A Scary New Number Shows Just How Bad the Drought Is (9/15/15)
   187. As part of its latest planning process, the U.S. Forest Service is conducting a new inventory of potential wilderness areas in California's Inyo, Sierra, and Sequoia national forests. (9/2015)
   188. Mendocino County citizens hope for hack-and-squirt ordinance (9/15/15)
   189. Sierra snowpack bleakest in 500 years, scientists say (9/14/15)
   190. How tech workers are turning to the Japanese practice of ‘forest bathing’ to unplug (9/14/15)
   191. REPORT: Oregon Lost 500,000 Acres to Deforestation Since 2000 (9/14/15)
   192. Hack n Squirt; Radical Mental Health (9/13/15)
   193. PACIFIC SOUTHWEST REGION: Service and CalTrans Partnership Creates California’s New Monarch Highway (9/12/15)
   194. Opponents of Hack-and-Squirt processes, led by several Mendocino County firefighters, are seeking an initiative to stop the chemical killing of trees. Forests Forever was in Ukiah Saturday seeking signatures in order to get the measure on the ballot. (9/12/15)
   195. California Gov. Jerry Brown Sends Ben Carson The Climate Evidence He Couldn't Find (9/11/15)
   196. Conservationist Zeke Grader, advocate for fish, dies (9/8/15)
   197. Devastating photos of the world’s deforestation (9/4/15)
   198. The Planet Has 3 Trillion Trees, but They Could Be Gone in 300 Years (9/3/15)
   199. Caltrans proposes wildlife overpass on 101 Freeway (9/2/15)
   200. Power search’ offers new tool to follow California campaign money (9/2/15)
   201. The World Lost Two Portugals’ Worth of Forest Last Year (9/2/15)
   202. National Public Lands Day has sites across the country. Use this map to find one nearest you. (9/2015)
   203. Infographic: Western Wildfires and Climate Change Rising temperatures are increasing wildfire risk throughout the Western U.S. (9/2015)
   204. Official Year-to-Date Wildfire Stats: Beyond the Rhetoric & Hysteria (9/1/15)
   205. Biodiversity Limits Disease Outbreaks Among Humans and Wildlife (8/31/15)
   206. Presidential Proclamation -- National Wilderness Month, 2015 (8/31/15)
   207. This Land Is Our Land (8/29/15)
   208. Lack of prescribed burns fuels rise of megafires, ASU fire historian says (8/28/15)
   209. The Killing of Cecil and Other Fronts in the War on Predators (8/28/15)
   210. Green group hears criticism of MRC (8/27/15)
   211. This Year’s Wildfires May Change Western Forests Forever—and Not for the Good (8/27/15)
   212. Increasingly Severe Disturbances Weaken World’s Temperate Forests (8/24/15)
   213. AP California News (8/22/15)
   214. Warming Climate is Deepening California Drought (8/20/15)
   215. Study: Global warming has made California’s drought worse (8/20/15)
   216. First Wolf Pack in 91 Years Photographed in Northern California (8/20/15)
   217. The Town That Tried To Ban The Lorax (8/19/15)
   218. Researchers: Drought creating California 'ghost forests' (8/18/15)
   219. Researchers Are Climbing Trees to Save California’s Giant Sequoias From Drought (8/17/15)
   220. More than 10,000 acres in Sierra Nevada protected in deal that aims to boost water supply, reduce fires (8/16/15)
   221. Coast residents discuss hack-and-squirt (8/13/15)
   222. Tree loophole casts shadow over EU carbon action (8/13/15)
   223. Tree loophole casts shadow over EU carbon action (8/13/15)
   224. Fire base home for those spending their day on the fire lines (8/12/15)
   225. Peru's Rotten Wood (8/12/15)
   226. Editorial: Lasting scars from California wildfires (8/12/15)
   227. Preserving our natural heritage for all to enjoy (8/11/15)
   228. New fire erupts in Lake County; firefighter killed near Tahoe area IDd (8/10/15)
   229. Jerry Brown says ‘California is burning’ and climate change is to blame (8/6/15)
   230. The Point of No Return: Climate Change Nightmares Are Already Here (8/5/15)
   231. Forest Service now uses bulk of budget fighting wildfires (8/5/14)
   232. Opinion California bans bobcat trapping--good news for cats, bad for rodents (8/5/15)
   233. Timber Plantations Can Make California Wildfires Worse (8/4/15)
   234. Lake County fire leaps firefighters’ line at Highway 20 (8/4/15)
   235. Is aerial firefighting worth it? (8/3/15)
   236. Federal Wildfire Legislation Sparks Debate on Salvage Logging (8/3/15)
   237. The California Drought Is Creating A New Silent Spring (8/3/15)
   238. Obama is right to focus on climate change (8/3/15)
   239. Trail camera thought to record 2nd gray wolf in California (8/3/15)
   240. Extreme droughts weaken trees' ability to soak up carbon (7/30/15)
   241. Policy: Define biomass sustainability (7/29/15)
   242. Mendocino County firefighters target timber industry practice (7/29/15)
   243. Hack-and-squirt opponents hoping for 2016 ballot measure (7/29/15)
   244. How the golden ratio manifests in nature (7/27/15)
   245. More Logging Won’t Stop Wildfires (7/23/15)
   246. Welcome to the Quietest Square Inch in the U.S. (7/23/15)
   247. How Walking in Nature Changes the Brain (7/22/15)
   248. Officials, activists participate in hack-and-squirt forest fly-over (7/22/15)
   249. One Poem That Saved a Forest (7/21/15)
   250. This California agency is fighting climate change and curbing pollution (7/19/15)
   251. Op Images: Berryessa Snow Mountain’s new status as national monument is long overdue (7/17/15)
   252. The ‘Family of 5’ Primary Forests: A Snapshot of What Remains (8/16/15)
   253. East Bay eucalyptus trees must be cut to protect people from fires (7/16/15)
   254. The Pope Calls on Jerry Brown to Preach Climate Change Gospel (7/14/15)
   255. Bay Area backcountry preserved (7/10/15)
   256. Don’t Fall for Political Distractions. Saving Our Planet Must Come First (7/6/15)
   257. Will the Drought Topple California’s Towering Redwoods? (7/9/15)
   258. Accelerated modern human-induced species losses: Entering the sixth mass extinction (7/9/15)
   259. Trouble at Mendocino Redwood Company (7/2/15)
   260. New study re-writes the rules of carbon analysis (6/30/15)
   261. California greenhouse gas emissions fall — but not by much (6/30/15)
   262. Restoration of the Mariposa Grove of Giant Sequoias Project (6/29/15)
   263. Hague climate change judgement could inspire a global civil movement (6/24/15)
   264. Amazon tribe creates 500-page traditional medicine encyclopedia (6/24/15)
   265. California drought: Obama pledges $130 million for watersheds (6/24/15)
   266. What's Really Warming the World? (6/24/15)
   267. A plan for conserving California's wildlife resources while responding to environmental challenges (6/2015)
   268. State adopts emergency regulation for removing dead and dying trees (6/23/15)
   269. Settlement: EPA to Analyze Impacts of World's Two Most Widely Used Pesticides on 1,500 Endangered Species (6/23/15)
   270. Earth 'entering new extinction phase' - US study (6/20/15)
   271. Pope blasts California’s cap-and-trade system (6/18/15)
   272. Firefighters get firsthand look at need to confront climate change: Guest commentary (6/17/15)
   273. Here’s A Map of All the Trees in California (6/25/15)
   274. Drought hastens decline of Joshua tree (6/11/15)
   275. Where Things Stand For Northwest Forests Under The Clinton Plan (6/10/15)
   276. Are marijuana growers sucking California dry? (6/9/15)
   277. Republicans shift forest strategy in effort to increase logging (6/8/15)
   278. Misguided federal policy ignores facts about coyotes (6/8/15)
   279. Double counting forest emissions threatens UN climate pact (6/5/15)
   280. What's that bird? New website identifies species by your photo (6/5/16)
   281. The bombing of Judi Bari (6/4/15)
   282. New Zealand Now Recognizes ALL Animals As Sentient Beings! (6/3/15)
   283. How Europe’s climate policies led to more U.S. trees being cut down (6/2/15)
   284. How Europe’s climate policies led to more U.S. trees being cut down (6/2/15)
   285. Greens Win One for Salmon & Owls (6/2/15)
   286. Tallest redwood in Muir Woods is 777 years old, half its believed age (6/2/15)
   287. Hot Air - Myths and Facts About Forests and Climate (6/2015)
   288. Wildlife groups take aim at lethal control of predators (5/30/14)
   289. A journalist spends two years documenting the dramatic changes that the Morgan Fire brought to Mount Diablo. (5/2015)
   290. Forest Service is slow to change, but must embrace climate role (5/28/15)
   291. 6 climate tipping points: How worried should we be? (5/28/15)
   292. California redwood trees stressed to breaking point by drought, dying in Southern California (5/25/15)
   293. Pope Francis' recent history-making encyclical on our stewardship of the Earth (5/24/15)
   294. California’s economy is world’s second greenest (5/17/15)
   295. The really scary thing about wildfires is how they can worsen climate change (5/14/15)
   296. 6 Ways to Celebrate Endangered Species Day (5/14/15)
   297. Anti-logging lawsuits hurt fight against forest fires, officials say (5/14/15) "Salvage logging" is one of the most important loopholes that we must now fight to close. When the press reports X number of acres "destroyed" by fire, or even just "burned," the truth usually is that only a small fraction of those acres underwent severe fire damage. Most acres were only scorched, or were completely unburned. These "green" trees too are subject to harvesting under salvage logging schemes. But even the trees that are severely burned should be left alon..." Forests Forever, Executive Director Paul Hughes
   298. California seeking help from landowners to save coho salmon (5/13/15)
   299. Drought May Mean The End For Some Native Fish (5/12/15)
   300. FSC Launches New Global Brand: Forests For All Forever (5/11/15)
   301. Dying Trees Can Send Food to Neighbors of Different Species via ‘Wood-Wide Web’ (5/9/15)
   302. Bottling water without scrutiny Companies tapping springs and aquifers in California with little oversight (5/8/15)
   303. Forests Can Feed Billions, but Only If They’re Left Standing (5/6/15)
   304. Millions of trees die in California drought, adding to fire danger (5/4/15)
   305. F.E.C. Can’t Curb 2016 Election Abuse, Commission Chief Says (5/2/15)
   306. Wildfire-scorched areas still draw spotted owls, shouldn't be logged (5/1/15)
   307. One in six species could be wiped out by climate change, study says (5/1/15)
   308. Charges ‘devoid of substance’ (5/1/15)
   309. California’s Forests Have Become Climate Polluters (4/29/15)
   310. California's greenhouse gas emission targets are getting tougher (4/29/15)
   311. Is 2015 The Year Soil Becomes Climate Change’s Hottest Topic? (4/29/15)
   312. Obama Finally Gets Angry At Climate Science Deniers And It’s Hilarious (4/26/15)
   313. California drought tests strength of Gold Rush-era water rights (4/26/15)
   314. Justin Augustine: Conserve, not log, burned forest habitat (4/25/15)
   315. The USDA Is Taking On Agriculture’s Huge Contribution To Climate Change (4/23/15)
   316. Honduras is world’s number one for killing environmental activists (4/22/15)
   317. At Everglades, Obama sounds alarm on climate change (4/22/15)
   318. Mendocino County supervisors reject timber resolution (4/21/15)
   319. Our Ever Green World (4/20/15)
   320. Dry, warm conditions keep California's national forests parched (4/20/15)
   321. Wallace Stegner and Edward Abbey have never been more relevant in the drought-stricken West (4/19/15)
   322. Conservationists upset as much of Point Reyes elk herd dies (4/19/15)
   323. Guest Opinion: This Earth Day, we celebrate the Northwest Forest Plan (4/19/15)
   324. Fire officials decry timber management procedure as unsafe (4/19/15)
   325. Judge denies Sierra Pacific Industries' motion (4/15/15)
   326. New Action Alert: The Westside Story (4/15/15)
   327. Wildfires emit more greenhouse gases than assumed in state climate targets (4/15/15)
   328. Nestlé’s Permit to Pump California Springwater Expired Decades Ago (4/14/15) San Bernardino National Forest now has jurisdiction on the permit renewal
   329. Visualization: Now that California’s “Rainy Season” is Over, How Do Those Reservoirs Look? (4/13/13)
   330. Ontario to join California carbon market to fight global warming (4/13/15)
   331. Federal court strikes down habitat conservation plan and biological opinion for logging project in Northern California (4/13/15)
   332. Climate Change and Forestry in California (4/10/15)
   333. Republican Senators Just Voted To Sell Off Your National Forests (4/9/15)
   334. Fish and Wildlife Service Finds Northern Spotted Owl May Be Endangered (4/8/15)
   335. In the future, doctors may tell you take two ‘doses of nature’ and call in the morning (4/8/15)
   336. DON’T Let Long Big Rig Trucks onto the Scenic California Redwood Highway (4/2015)
   337. Estimating the loss of perennial woody vegetation to cropland in California using 20 years of Landsat image analysis (Christopher Potter, International Journal of Environmental Sciences Volume 5 No.4, 2015) view the zoomable map that goes with this study here
   338. Judge Rules Habitat Conservation Plan Too Kind to Loggers, Hard on Wildlife (4/6/15)
   339. California Drought Tests History of Endless Growth (4/4/15)
   340. Voters want next president to favor climate policies, poll finds (4/3/15)
   341. 48 hours that changed the future of rainforests (4/2/15)
   342. Our Land, Up for Grabs (4/2/15)
   343. The year that humans first began radically altering the planet (4/2/15)
   344. Massive Klamath “Salvage” Timber Sale Proposed (4/2015)
   345. Northern fires caused almost a quarter of global forest loss, study shows (4/2/15)
   346. Overpopulation, overconsumption – in pictures (4/1/15)
   347. Here’s How Much Water California Needs to Save This Year (4/1/15)
   348. California Drought Is Worsened by Global Warming, Scientists Say (4/1/15)
   349. Taking Back Democracy (3/31/15)
   350. US promises to cut greenhouse gas emissions up to 28 percent by 2025 (3/31/15)
   351. U.S. to offer 28% emissions reduction for climate treaty (3/30/15)
   352. Wildfires Tied to Drought, Heat & Topography, Not Beetles (3/29/15)
   353. 10 Great State Parks in Northern California (3/26/15)
   354. Earth’s Forests Are Broken (3/25/15)
   355. Saving forests is more effective than planting new trees (3/25/15)
   356. California drought: Photos show skiers on more dirt than snow at Squaw Valley (3/24/15)
   357. Supes passing the buck on pot problem (3/23/15)
   358. Jerry Brown: Opposition on climate change 'borders on the immoral' (3/22/15)
   359. Albion Little River Fire Protection District (3/20/15)
   360. Bark Beetles Are Decimating Our Forests. That Might Actually Be a Good Thing. (3/19/15)
   361. Obama orders greenhouse emissions cuts (3/19/15)
   362. In U.S., About Half Say Obama Doing Good Job on Environment (3/19/15)
   363. Obama: It's 'Disturbing' That A Climate Change Denier Chairs Senate Environmental Committee (3/16/15)
   364. Public Asked to Weigh In on Future of NW Forest Plan (3/16/15)
   365. California Just Had Its Warmest Winter on Record (3/13/15)
   366. Attribution of recent climate change (3/13/15)
   367. Consensus of scientists regarding global warming (3/13/15)
   368. The Fate of Trees: How Climate Change May Alter Forests Worldwide (3/12/15)
   369. Op-Ed California has about one year of water left. Will you ration now? (3/12/15)
   370. Lawmakers see issues in bottled water, expired permits (3/12/15)
   371. The problems with the state movement to take federal land (3/11/15)
   372. Foxes’ stay on endangered list could be short (3/11/15)
   373. West coast log and lumber exports decreased in 2014 (3/11/16)
   374. When the Snows Fall (National Geographic)
   375. Major new cuts eyed for greenhouse gases (3/10/15)
   376. Forest issues plan for Rim fire replanting (3/10/15)
   377. It’s ‘Orwellian': Florida Scientists Respond To Report That State Agency Banned ‘Climate Change’ (3/9/15)
   378. Earth's climate is starting to change faster, new research shows (3/9/15)
   379. Drones are latest tool in conservation science (3/7/15)
   380. 10 People Found Not Guilty in Flood Wall Street Protest, Judge Takes Judicial Notice of Climate Change (3/6/15)
   381. Celebrating Creative Women in a Climate Crisis (3/6/15)
   382. A State-federal partnership in California is needed to protect pristine aquifers from development (3/5/15)
   383. The EPA’s not-so-green emissions plan (3/4/15)
   384. Wildfires consuming budget for prevention (3/4/15)
   385. In the company of ancient trees (3/3/15)
   386. California snow levels reach historic lows (3/3/15)
   387. EVERY KID IN A PARK: Five Questions about the New White House Initiative (3/2/15)
   388. Logging Industry Fails Again to Strip Threatened Seabird of Protections (3/2/15)
   389. Winter warmth adds to drought (3/2/15)
   390. Brazil's ravaged forests are taking their revenge (3/2/15)
   391. Documents: Asst. Cal Fire chief used state cellphone, vehicle to arrange escort sex (3/2/15)
   392. Is the Environment a Moral Cause? (2/27/15)
   393. Climate culprit is caught in the act (2/26/15)
   394. Lawmaker’s vision focuses on auctions of pollution permits (2/26/15)
   395. National Coalition Says Federal Agencies Are Mismanaging Forest Carbon (2/25/15)
   396. Montana senator twice gets his facts wrong on timber sales and litigation (2/25/15)
   397. 'A big deal'—gray fox seen in Presidio (2/24/15)
   398. California Spotted Owls taking care of their nests in the Eldorado and Tahoe National Forests in the Sierra Nevada, CA (2/19/15)
   399. Obama launches ‘Every Kid in a Park’ initiative (2/19/15)
   400. Researchers Find More Carbon Storage Lost From Forest Thinning Than Wildfires (2/18/15)
   401. Water board chief admits he was 'just wrong’ (2/18/15)
   402. Banana Slugs: Secret of the Slime (2/17/15)
   403. ‘Slow Coast’ May Get a National Monument (2/16/15)
   404. State’s population growth expected to outstrip water conservation in coming years (2/14/15)
   405. An experiment in privatizing public land fails after 14 years (2/12/15)
   406. Keep Imperial Metals Out of the Sacred Headwaters (2/12/15)
   407. Before and After: Devastating Deforestation in Photos (2/12/15)
   408. Scientists Bash EPA's Take On Burning Wood For Power (2/12/15)
   409. Santa Cruz Redwoods National Monument campaign kickoff Thursday (2/11/15)
   410. The Lumber Man In Charge of Climate Policy (2/11/15)
   411. Sides square off over climate change proposals by California Democrats (2/10/15)
   412. The Best Technology for Fighting Climate Change? Trees (2/9/15)
   413. We’re In A Hole. Let’s Stop Digging: Prevent fracked gas exports in Oregon (2/4/15)
   414. The Big Burn (2/3/15)
   415. Plan to raise Shasta Dam takes hit after federal biologists say they can't support it (2/3/15)
   416. Scientists Seeking to Save World Find Best Technology Is Trees (2/2/15)
   417. Report: Permanent Funding, Department Overhaul Key to Fixing State Parks (2/2/15)
   418. Rare Fox Spotted In Yosemite For First Time In A Century (2/2015)
   419. Snow levels in the Sierra drop to among the lowest on record (1/29/15)
   420. Bill Nye’s ballsy Super Bowl video tackles Deflategate, climate change (1/29/05)
   421. Monarch butterfly population makes a modest rebound (1/27/15)
   422. The folks at Forest Ethics are organizing an Art Party on Feb. 5 in advance of big March for Real Climate Leadership on Feb. 7 in Oakland.
   423. To Avoid Worst Consequences of Climate Change, Solutions Must Include Land Use Sector (1/27/15)
   424. New Genetically Engineered Tree To Avoid Federal Oversight Completely (1/26/15)
   425. Environmentalists protest ‘test case’ logging project (1/26/15)
   426. Oso Mudslide: Lawsuit Blames State, Logging Company for Deadly Disaster (1/22/15)
   427. Republicans outfox Democrats on climate votes (1/21/15)
   428. Republicans Post Doctored Version Of State Of The Union, Censor Facts On Climate Change (1/21/15)
   429. Here Are All the Senators Who Do and Don’t Believe in Human-Caused Climate Change (1/21/15)
   430. California's Forests Have Lost Half Their Big Trees, And Climate Change May Be To Blame (1/21/15)
   431. Sierra’s snow economy melting in the midwinter heat (1/21/15)
   432. Water stress takes toll on California's large trees, study says (1/19/15)
   433. Protecting California’s natural lands is key to combating climate change (1/20/15)
   434. A salmon success story during the California drought (1/20/15)
   435. Denser California forests raise firefighting questions, study says (1/19/15)
   436. California’s Forests: Where Have All the Big Trees Gone? (1/19/15)
   437. WILDLIFE: Bald eagles' population soaring America’s symbol almost vanished from region. Thank science, dogged work for bald eagles’ comeback. (1/18/15)
   438. Green Diamond Resource Company to clearcut log near Redwood National Park. (1/18/15)
   439. California's only known wolverine nearing end of his natural life (1/16/15)
   440. The People’s Climate March Is Still Changing the Debate on Climate Change (1/16/15)
   441. It’s All Connected: EPA Finally Determines that the Science Supports an Expansive Definition of Waters of the United States (1/16/15)
   442. New Congress Begins Anti-Environment Attack With ‘No More National Parks’ Bill (1/16/15)
   443. How hot was it? 2014 was Earth's warmest year on record, data show (1/16/15)
   444. Scientist established 9 biological and environmental boundaries that if crossed would change the state of the planet. Deforestation is one of them, and sadly we have crossed that one already. (1/15/15)
   445. Pope Francis: Acting on Climate Change Is Essential to Faith (1/15/15)
   446. Seven ways climate change could kill you (really) (1/15/15)
   447. Pope Francis on climate change: Man has ‘slapped nature in the face’ (1/13/15)
   448. Rains leave area waterfalls running high (1/13/15)
   449. Sierra Pacific Industries to clearcut log near Eagle Lake. (1/12/15)
   450. THPBlog (1/12/15)
   451. New national monument proposed for Santa Cruz coast (1/12/15)
   452. New national monument proposed for Santa Cruz coast (1/12/15)
   453. Tiny Parasite Threatens Native Plants (1/12/15)
   454. Tiny Parasite Threatens Native Plants (1/12/15)
   455. Activists choose broad path to preserve Berryessa-Snow Mountain area (1/10/15)
   456. Activists choose broad path to preserve Berryessa-Snow Mountain area (1/10/15)
   457. Activists choose broad path to preserve Berryessa-Snow Mountain area (1/10/15)
   458. Convicted ‘eco-terrorist’ freed amid claims FBI hid evidence (1/9/15)
   459. Diminished services at state parks likely to continue under funding proposed by Gov. Brown (1/9/15)
   460. Boxer Urges President Obama to Designate the Berryessa-Snow Mountain Region as a National Monument (1/8/15)
   461. Siskiyou supervisors open new year of natural resource issues (1/8/15)
   462. Commodity boom extracting increasingly heavy toll on Amazon forests (1/6/15)
   463. Fisher species under growing threat from illegal pot cultivation (1/6/15)
   464. Forest road pollution back in court (1/5/15)
   465. TWEETS: Shasta County supervisors may seek tweaks to Eiler Fire restoration plan (1/5/15)
   466. Forest Unlimited’s volunteer tree planting projects seek to heal woodland properties (1/3/15)
   467. Names of Yosemite’s sacred sites threatened by trademark spat (1/2/15)
   468. Beth Moon Photographs The World’s Oldest Trees Illuminated By Starlight (2015)
   469. Steelhead numbers alarmingly low at American River's Nimbus Fish Hatchery (12/31/14)
   470. Convicted ‘eco-terrorist’ freed amid claims FBI hid evidence (1/9/15)
   471. Steelhead numbers alarmingly low at American River's Nimbus Fish Hatchery (12/31/14)
   472. Pope Francis’s edict on climate change will anger deniers and US churches (12/27/14)
   473. Conservationists, loggers team up on forest health (12/27/14)
   474. Bill Kortum, Sonoma environmentalist, dies at 87 (12/23/14)
   475. Wildlife groups seek help for California owl (12/23/14)
   476. In Celebration of John Muir; December 24, 2014 marks the centennial of Muir's death (12/23/14)
   477. Recent storms send Yosemite waterfalls rushing back (12/21/14)
   478. Bill Kortum, Sonoma environmentalist, dies at 87 (12/21/14)
   479. California needs 11 trillion gallons of water to recover from worst drought ever (12/19/14)
   480. Judge rules to keep gray wolves on endangered species list (12/19/14)
   481. Recent rains avert NorCal waterfowl die-off (12/18/14)
   482. Sierra Pacific Industries planning a 28 mile long fuel break east of Red Bluff, CA. (12/16/14)
5. 2014
   1. Steelhead numbers alarmingly low at American River's Nimbus Fish Hatchery (12/31/14)
   2. Pope Francis’s edict on climate change will anger deniers and US churches (12/27/14)
   3. Conservationists, loggers team up on forest health (12/27/14)
   4. Bill Kortum, Sonoma environmentalist, dies at 87 (12/23/14)
   5. Wildlife groups seek help for California owl (12/23/14)
   6. In Celebration of John Muir; December 24, 2014 marks the centennial of Muir's death (12/23/14)
   7. Recent storms send Yosemite waterfalls rushing back (12/21/14)
   8. Bill Kortum, Sonoma environmentalist, dies at 87 (12/21/14)
   9. California needs 11 trillion gallons of water to recover from worst drought ever (12/19/14)
   10. Judge rules to keep gray wolves on endangered species list (12/19/14)
   11. Recent rains avert NorCal waterfowl die-off (12/18/14)
   12. Sierra Pacific Industries planning a 28 mile long fuel break east of Red Bluff, CA. (12/16/14)
   13. Yurok tribe hopes California's cap-and-trade can save a way of life (12/16/14)
   14. Yurok tribe hopes California's cap-and-trade can save a way of life (12/16/14)
   15. Carmel River flows into artificial bed (12/14/14)
   16. Nations must keep expanding conservation efforts to avoid a biodiversity crisis. (12/10/14)
   17. Wolves are on the move in the lower 48! (12/10/14)
   18. Pineapple Express to deliver ‘strongest storm since 2009′ to West Coast (12/9/14)
   19. The Energy Boom You Haven't Heard About: Wood Pellets (12/8/14)
   20. The 10 Most Extraordinary Trees in the World (12/5/14)
   21. North Coast stream flows above normal (12/5/14)
   22. Plans Halted for Widening Highway Through Ancient Redwoods in California’s Richardson Grove State Park (12/5/14)
   23. California bans wildlife-killing contests (12/5/15)
   24. Sierra Nevada Conservancy Board awards grants for forest and abandoned mine land restoration projects (12/4/14)
   25. Deforestation may cause drought (12/4/14)
   26. California bans coyote hunts that offer prizes (12/4/14)
   27. Logging Triggers Gradual Release of Carbon Stored in Forest's Mineral Soils (12/3/14)
   28. Appreciation: Lessons From the Man Who Stopped Grand Canyon Dams (12/2/14)
   29. Inhofe's Grand Climate Conspiracy Theory: It's All About Barbra Streisand (12/2/14)
   30. Martin Litton dies at 97; passionate wilderness conservationist (12/1/14)
   31. Conservation great Martin Litton, a Forests Forever Advisory Council member, has passed away:
       Introduction to Martin Litton from "River Runners of the Grand Canyon" 1994
       Portola Valley environmental champion Martin Litton dies (12/1/14)
   32. Muir Woods coho salmon vanish, fanning fears of extinction (11/29/14)
   33. Gualala Redwoods Inc. puts 30,000-acre property up for sale (11/25/14)
   34. Judge slows Sierra Pacific’s effort to overturn Moonlight fire settlement (11/24/14)
   35. Berryessa Snow Mountain region deserves presidential action (11/26/14)
   36. Endangered wolf back in Arizona after 70-year absence (11/26/14)
   37. A Forest Threatened by Keystone XL (11/17/14)
   38. Close to Home: Another gem worth protecting (11/16/14)
   39. Wyden’s O&C Timber Bill Clears Senate Committee (11/13/14)
   40. John Muir Forever (11/13/14)
   41. John Muir's legacy questioned as centennial of his death nears (11/13/14)
   42. Wash. Forest Practices Board Adopts New Logging Guidelines (11/12/14)
   43. The Population Wake-Up Call (11/11/14)
   44. Humboldt Redwood Company to log in large tree fisher, spotted owl and marbled murrelet stands. (11/6/14)
   45. Sierra Pacific Industries to clearcut north of Bieber, CA (11/6/14)
   46. Rising seas: 'Living on borrowed time' (11/8/14)
   47. Salvage Logging on the Rogue River – Siskiyou National Forest following the Biscuit Fire of 2002Extensive
   48. U.N. Panel Issues Its Starkest Warning Yet on Global Warming (11/3/14)
   49. Remaining Old Growth in the U.S. (image, posted 11/3/14)
   50. Effects of climate change ‘irreversible,’ U.N. panel warns in report (11/2/14)
   51. Watch Bill Nye Shred Climate Denying Congresswoman (10/30/14)
   52. Fixing fires: Environmentalists vs. timber companies (10/30/14)
   53. Greg King: The Fight to Save California's Last Wild River - Sunday November 09 4pm-6pm UC Santa Cruz Arboretum (10/27/14)
   54. Roseburg Resources Company to clearcut log east of Redding, CA. (10/24/14)
   55. Scotia (10/23/14)
   56. Listen Closely As This California Forest Falls Eerily Quiet Over 10 Years (10/20/14)
   57. Sierra Pacific Industries to clearcut log near Big Bend, CA. (10/20/14)
   58. Giant sequoias may surprise us in a warmer future (10/18/14)
   59. Will National Forests Be Sacrificed to the Biomass Industry? (10/15/14)
   60. Vast landscape charred by King fire will receive emergency treatment (10/15/14)
   61. Korbel Mill For Sale (10/14/14)
   62. New fears arise in wake of King fire (10/13/14)
   63. uest Opinion: Who's really to blame for 2014 wildfires? (10/12/14)
   64. Man charged with starting devastating wildfire (10/11/14)
   65. Cartel-poisoned, porcupine-eating mammal next on endangered list? (10/9/14)
   66. Can endangered list save predator from pot-growing cartels (10/9/14)
   67. Climate Change and Deforestation Will Not Be Solved with a Trick (10/9/14)
   68. California drought: Team climbs high to assess redwoods threat (10/7/14)
   69. 'Nature Is Speaking': 'The Redwood' (10/16/14)
   70. Redwoods’ latest threat (10/6/14)
   71. Fisher Proposed for Endangered Species Act Protection in California, Oregon, Washington (10/6/14)
   72. Salmon recovery plan for Eel River watershed to examine impact of pot diversions (10/3/14)
   73. Burned Area Emergency Rehabilitation (10/3/14)
   74. A not-so-happy birthday for America’s largest national (10/1/14)

   75. On September 20, Nadine Unger, an assistant professor at Yale University, published an opinion piece in The New York Times contending that the way to save the planet was to not plant trees. If you have not seen it, you can find the op-ed at http://www.nytimes.com/2014/09/20/opinion/to-save-the-planet-dont-plant-trees.html

       Here are a few responses that you may find of interest:

       • Woods Hole Research Center responds to misleading NY Times op-ed on climate change http://newswatch.nationalgeographic.com/2014/
         09/23/woods-hole-research-center-responds-to-reckless-misleading-ny-times-op-ed/
       • On forests’ role in climate, New York Times op-ed gets it wrong http://blog.cifor.org/24311/on-forests-role-in-climate-new-york-times-op-ed-gets-it-wrong#.VCMKsyj6ffB
       • Scientists rebut NYTimes op-ed 'To Save the Planet, Don’t Plant Trees' http://news.mongabay.com/2014/0922-scientists-respond-to-dont-plant-trees-oped.html
       • "Don’t plant trees as trees warm the planet" – or how the selective use of science can advance your science agenda http://enquistlab.wordpress.com/2014/09/22/
         dont-plant-trees-as-trees-warm-the-planet-or-how-the-selective-use-of-science-can-advance-your-science-agenda/
       • Dr. Unger’s Four Scientific Fouls http://www.climateadvisers.com/ungerfouls/
       • Misleading New York Times Op-Ed on Forests, but Real Progress on Ending Deforestation http://blog.ucsusa.org/misleading-new-york-times-op-ed-forests-real-progress-ending-deforestation-662
       • Causes of California drought linked to climate change, Stanford scientists say (9/30/14)
       • Study Shows California Water Quality Being Degraded by Clearcutting and Salvage Logging (9/30/14)
       • California Fire Costs Drain Budget After Just 3 Months (9/30/14)
       • California Burns Through Firefighting Budget (9/29/14)
       • Forests Need Laws, Not Loopholes (9/28/14)
       • McDonald's, Nestlé Pledge to Halt Deforestation at UN Climate Summit (9/27/014)
       • Poll: Utahns only westerners who still want federal land transfer (9/25/14)
       • Big Oil Brown Greenwashes His Legacy at UN Climate Summit (9/25/14)
       • Forests Need Laws, Not Loopholes (9/25/14)
       • Must-See Video: Jon Stewart Tackles Climate Deniers in Congress (9/23/14)
       • UN climate summit pledges to halt the loss of natural forests by 2030 (9/23/14)
       • Woods Hole Research Center responds to misleading NY Times op-ed on climate change (9/23/14)
       • Obama, at UN climate summit, calls for vast international effor (9/23/14)
       • Brazil snubs key goal on forests (9/23/14)
       • Fractured Mount Shasta glacier triggers flood (9/22/14)
       • 2014 on pace to be Earth’s hottest year on record (9/21/14)
       • Our Disappearing Snows: Climate Change and Water Resources (9/19/14)
       • Fish disease spurs increased flows in Trinity, lower Klamath (9/18/14)
       • Amazing Map Shows Every Tree in the United States (9/17/14)
       • Canada surpasses Brazil as global leader in deforestation (9/16/14)
       • National Forest System Timber Financials (9/15/14)
       • Useless Creatures (9/13/14)
       • Why does CO2 get most of the attention when there are so many other heat-trapping gases (greenhouse gases)
       • Wilderness: The Next 50 Years? (9/10/14)
       • Wilderness: The Next 50 Years? (9/10/14)
       • Another victory for the wilderness system!
         Injunction to keep Drakes Bay Oyster Co. open rejected by judge (9/10/14)
       • First signs seen of ozone recovery (9/10/14)
       • Op-Ed Why America's wilderness matters (9/9/13)
       • As World’s Largest Dam Removal is Completed, Fish Already Returning (9/9/14)
       • NASA planning to send billions of laser pulses from space to create 3-D map of Earth’s forests (9/10/14)
       • Yosemite National Park wildfire forces evacuation of hikers – in pictures (9/9/14)
       • Canada leads world in forest decline, report says (9/4/14)
       • Redford-narrated film kicks off 'Visions' screenings (9/4/14)
       • San Vicente Redwoods 1 of the biggest unprotected forests around (9/2/14)
       • Illegal marijuana grow sites despoil our national forests (9/2/14)
       • San Vicente Redwoods 1 of the biggest unprotected forests around (9/2/14)
       • Still Time for a Conservation Legacy (9/1/14)
       • Feds allow logging after huge California wildfire (9/1/14)
       • Presidential Proclamation -- National Wilderness Month, 2014 (8/29/14)
       • A travesty for trees? Loggers to remove dead wood from California wildfire (8/28/14)
       • California allocates vastly more water than supplies allow, study shows (8/28/14)
       • US Forest Service Moves to Start Clearcutting in Rim Fire Area (8/28/14)
       • Wilderness at 50: A place to be free, a place to hide (8/28/14)
       • After Record-Breaking Rim Fire, Log Trees or Leave Them? (8/26/14)
       • Earthjustice Files Two Lawsuits Challenging Old Growth Clear-cutting in Tongass (8/25/14)
       • New Forest Service Data: Spotted Owls Living in Rim Fire Area Slated for Massive Logging Project (8/21/14)
       • Greenhouse gas report to assist producers facing climate challenges (8/18/14)
       • Inyo National Forest Announces Public Meeting for Revised Forest Plans on Sept. 18 (8/18/14)
       • Klamath group "on alert" for fish kills (8/18/14)
       • Study: World's Primary Forests on the Brink (8/18/14)
       • Fire in the Hills / Images from CalFire's battle to contain the Lodge Complex Fire (8/14/14)
       • Bruce Maiman: Plenty of blame to go around for California’s wildfire problem (8/12/14)
       • Tall, Ancient and Under Pressure (8/11/14)
       • Threat to frogs puts Tahoe forest-thinning on hold (8/10/14)
       • Smokey Bear turns 70, still burning bright decades later (8/8/14)
       • Swiss Ranch logging plan stirs controversy (8/8/14)
       • New Studies Show Severe Fires are Natural and Ecologically Beneficial to Sierra Nevada Forests (8/8/14)
       • Lodge Complex Fire 7:30 a.m. Aug. 6 (8/6/14)
       • White House video links climate change to West’s lengthening, worsening wildfire season (8/6/14)
       • A push to reintroduce grizzlies in California (8/4/14)
       • Replant after wildfire or let nature take over? (8/4/14)
       • State of emergency in California as wildfires spread from Oregon (8/3/14)
       • California: The next grizzly habitat? Some want to see it happen (8/2/14)
       • The Albion River Is Dead (7/30/14)
       • The Health Benefits of Trees (7/29/14)
       • Trading Tahoe forest lands for McMansions on the hill (7/27/14)
       • Impact of glacial melt felt by McCloud River fishing guides (7/27/14)
       • LOIS HENRY: Even upriver, water is as valuable as wet gold (7/26/14)
       • Even upriver, water is as valuable as wet gold (7/26/14)
       • Wandering wolf sires litter of pups (7/25/14)
       • Wolf OR7 has at least three pups, new photos confirm (7/25/14)
       • Northwest wildfires: We broke the forests, now we need to fix them (7/24/14)
       • How the West was Lost (7/24/14)
       • Lessons from the call of the wild (7/23/14)
       • Cotati residents win fight to save rare redwood tree (7/23/14)
       • Letters to the Editor for July 21, 2014 / Clearcuts threaten water runoff (7/21/14)
       • National Park Tourism in California Creates $1.5 Billion in Economic Benefit (7/18/14)
       • Big Trees / Old-growth gurus talk about growing forests for the future (7/17/14)
       • Shooting Owls to Save Other Owls/Protecting habitat hasn't stopped the spotted owl's decline. Will shooting its rivals help? (7/17/14)
       • Opinion: Don't Log Burned Forestsb/Let Nature Heal Them (7/14/14)
       • Update On SPI Fire (7/14/14)
       • The return of the grizzly (7/13/14)
       • Point of No Return? (7/10/14)
       • Hidden on Public Land (7/10/14)
       • Black Oak Down (7/7/14)
       • Logging companies ordered to report water use in controlling dust (7/5/14)
       • Sierra Pacific Industries to clearcut log east of Hayfork, CA. (7/3/14)
       • Emergency Water Conservation Regulations for Timber Harvesters Enacted (7/2/14)
       • Snowmaking keeps thrill of Tahoe skiing (6/30/14)
       • Why Thinning Forests is a Poor Wildfire Strategy (6/27/14)
       • San Francisco Calls for State Ban of Clearcut Logging & Other Factory Tree Farming Methods (6/25/14)
       • Forest Carbon Coalition Urges The Obama Administration To Modernize Forest Management to Protect The Climate (6/24/14)
       • Lingering drought taking toll on Northern Nevada wildlife (6/24/14)
       • Humboldt County Redwood Poacher Sentenced (6/23/14)
       • California drought: Snowmelt's path shows impact from Sierra to Pacific (6/21/14)
       • Call For Info On Humboldt Marten (6/21/14)
       • New Research Shows Tree Roots Regulate CO2, Keep Climate Stable (2/20/14)
       • Good Fire, Bad Fire (6/19/14)
       • U.S. Forests Are Pivotal in Efforts to Slow Climate Change (6/18/14)
       • Scroll down to Clearcutting in the El Dorado National Forest, Georgetown, California, USAb (6/15/14)
       • Arrest Made In Redwood Parks Wood Theft Case (6/14/14)
       • Ceremony held Sunday in bypass construction zone (6/13/14)
       • Urban smog from Central Valley plagues Mammoth (6/12/14)
       • Keep Smith River safe from mining (6/9/14)
       • Around the Campfire with Uncle Dave – The Forest Service Against the Wilderness After World War Two (6/6/14)
       • THPBlog (6/6/14)
       • Wild and Scenic passes through Senate (6/6/14)
       • Around the Campfire with Uncle Dave – The Forest Service Against the Wilderness After World War Two (6/6/14)
       • Gray wolves win endangered status (6/4/14)
       • Gray Wolf Listed as Endangered (6/4/14)
       • Meet wolf OR7b's new pups; California moves to protect species (6/4/14)
       • Learn about Californiab's endangered species (6/4/14)
       • The Truth About Rim Fire Salvage Logging (6/3/14)
       • Warming worsening wildfires, scientists say (5/18/14)
       • Jerry Brown: Fires related to climate change (5/18/14)
       • 2 arrested in slashing of ancient redwoods (5/15/14)
       • State's wolf appears to find Oregon mate (5/13/14)
       • Study shows that bigger trees store carbon at increased rate (5/12/14)
       • U.S. Forest Service bans morel mushroom hunters from prime multimillion-dollar bounty near Rim Fire site (4/24/14)
       • Mokelumne River on path to protection (4/11/14)
       • California drought: El NiC1o could bring big storms next winter, new report says (4/10/14)
       • DALY CITY CONDEMNS CLEARCUTTING (4/8/14) Scroll down for the report on Daly City's resolution against forest clearcutting.
       • Yosemite park reopens areas scorched by Rim Fire (4/2/14)
       • 500,000 Cranes Are Headed for Nebraska in One of Earth’s Greatest Migrations (3/2014)
       • Climate change a threat to security, food and humankind - IPCC report (3/31/14)
       • A Mudslide, Foretold (3/29/14)
       • Teams tally biological oddities on Bay Area's federal land (3/29/14)
       • The Floods of Forgetfulness (3/28/14)
       • Concern Over Landslide-Logging Connection Near Oso Is Decades Old (3/26/14)
       • Before and after the Highway 530 mudslide (3/26/14)
       • Logging OK'd in 2004 may have exceeded approved boundary (3/26/14)
       • State allowed logging on plateau above slope (3/25/14)
       • Cotati residents, scientists scramble to save albino redwood (3/19/14)
       • THPBlog (3/16/14)
       • Rare redwood faces chopping block in California (3/12/14)
       • Study: Housing developments near drying forests a deadly combination in the West (3/8/14)
       • King of the World Hiking the King Range's Chemise Mountain (3/6/14)
       • Yosemite bears eating like it's 1915 (3/4/14)
       • Severe drought? California has been here before (2/23/14)
       • Google creates 'near-real-time' deforestation tracking tool (2/20/14)
       • New Research Shows Tree Roots Regulate CO2, Keep Climate Stable (2/19/14)
       • Lawsuits could lead to changes at fish hatcheries (2/18/14)
       • Deputy forest supervisor hopes to further community projects, Rim Fire recovery (2/18/14)
       • Salmon in the Middle (2/13/14)
       • Op-Ed: Rob DiPerna: CA Department of Fish and Wildlife Abandons Northern Spotted Owl to Whims of CAL FIRE (2/10/14)
       • California May Have Hit Its Driest Point In 500 Years, And The Effects Are Frightening (1/31/14)
       • EPIC Victory for Richardson Grove (1/30/14)
       • Salmon Advocates Decry Move to Use Drought as Subterfuge to Seize More Salmon Water (1/23/14)
       • Big old trees grow faster, making them vital carbon absorbers (1/17/14)
       • Importance of Old Growth Forests: Carbon Capture Potential Grows With Age (1/17/14)
       • Expensive impact of Rim Fire felt near and far (1/17/14)
       • Sierra snowpack lacking (1/17/14)
       • Wildlife service shooting barred owls to save endangered spotted owls (1/17/14)
       • Older trees best at fighting climate change (1/16/14)
       • Red Gold and Greenwashing Are Humboldt County's biggest timber companies as eco-friendly as they're trying to tell us? (1/16/14)
       • NPR Barred Owls vs. Spotted Owls (1/16/14)
       • Rain strain; Drought culprit is 'Ridiculously Resilient Ridge' (1/15/14)
       • Thousands of fall Chinook spawn in the Eel River (1/15/14)
       • Drought imperils California salmon, steelhead (1/14/14)
       • THPBlog: Green Diamond Resource Company to clearcut log near Klamath, CA. (1/14/15)
       • Draft Economic Analysis Available on Proposed Critical Habitat for Three Sierra Amphibians (1/13/14)
       • California drought will test Jerry Brown (1/12/14)
       • Sustaining the Unsustainable: UCSC Expansion and the Politics of Extinction (1/9/14)
       • Congress should put a price on carbon pollution (1/8/14)
       • Feeble snowfall leaves some resorts high and dry (1/8/14)
       • Mendocino County declares drought emergency (1/7/14)
       • Time for action on saving water (1/3/14)
       • Devastated town rising from ashes of Rim fire (1/3/14)
       • Sunny Sierra raises chilling drought fears (1/2/14)
       • 41 Scientists Warn Obama Admin Against Burning Trees To Produce Electricity (1/2/14)
6. 2013
   1. Yosemite fire debate over harvesting burned trees (12/27/13)
   2. With 'furoshiki,' you won't need wrapping paper this holiday season. (12/18/13)
   3. Nev. professor sues to block logging in mountains above Lake Tahoe (11/18/13)
   4. Congress: Stand up for Sierra (11/12/13)
   5. Spanish Winemaker Obtains Permission to Cut Down 154 Acres of California Redwoods (10/27/13)
   6. In Rim fire's aftermath, controversy over the recovery effort (10/7/13)
   7. LA Times Editorial: Beware the clear-cutters (10/4/13)
   8. Scientists call for more controlled burns in West's forests (10/3/13)
   9. Top 10 national parks in California (9/17/13)
   10. Coalition deal preserves panorama of High Sierra (9/4/13)
   11. Coast redwoods increasingly susceptible to fire damage (9/4/13)
   12. Squelching Sierra fires left forest ready to burn (8/27/13)
   13. Rim fire taking ecological toll over thousands of acres (8/26/13)
   14. Ancient redwoods in growth spurt of a lifetime (8/14/13)
   15. Agency finds climate change taking toll on California (8/8/13)
   16. Horticulturist is rooting for diseased Muir sequoia (7/27/13)
   17. Scientists find farm pesticides in Sierra frogs (7/26/13)
   18. Stand down from Western wildfires (7/12/13)
   19. FIVE FACTS YOU MAY NOT KNOW ABOUT CALIFORNIA'S NATIONAL FORESTS (7/2/13)
   20. Calif.'s Sierra a 'living lab' for climate change (7/1/13)
   21. Ghosts of Forests Past: Bark Beetles Kill Lodgepole Pines, Affecting Entire Watersheds (6/28/13)
   22. Woody Harrelson wants your paper to be less, well, woody (6/19/13)
   23. Court agrees to drop Sierra logging case (6/17/13)
   24. Redwood forest saved from vineyard development (6/14/13)
   25. Government plans to end remaining gray wolf protections across most of Lower 48 (6/7/13)
   26. (6/1/13) Thousands of East Bay trees face ax
   27. California’s Vanishing Glaciers: A Defining Moment (5/27/13)
   28. Setting the record straight about forest certification (5/27/13)
   29. Cats are going extinct: 12 most endangered feline species (5/17/13)
   30. Dead Forests Release Less Carbon Into Atmosphere Than Expected (3/22/13)
   31. State Efforts To ‘Reclaim’ Our Public Lands Traced To Koch-Fueled ALEC (3/11/13)
   32. Life on the Brink – Driving animal life off planet Earth (1/8/13)
7. 2012
   1. Turkey Tail Mushrooms Help Immune System Fight Cancer (10/26/12)
   2. California's new wildlife game plan (10/22/12)
   3. Explosive growth in sudden oak death (10/9/12)
   4. California's new wildlife game plan (10/22/12)
   5. Forestry Giant Sierra Pacific Industries Settles EEOC National Origin Discrimination Lawsuit (10/13/12)
   6. Explosive growth in sudden oak death (10/9/12)
   7. Bid to call state's lone wolf endangered (10/3/12)
   8. Sport groups leery of Fish and Game change (10/3/12)
   9. Earth’s most beautiful fractal patterns have to be seen to be believed (9/7/12)
   10. California official replaced after killing cougar (8/8/12)
   11. Why Don't Any Animals Have Wheels? (8/6/12)
   12. California prepares for harsh realities of changing climate (7/31/12)
   13. The Ecology of Disease (7/14/12)
   14. New report renews claims Battle Creek watershed harmed by clearcuts (7/13/12)
   15. California groups urge Governor to reject international forest carbon credits (7/11/12)
   16. Threatened California fox species found in Oregon (6/20/12)
   17. Quebec joins California in cap and trade market (5/10/12)
   18. Siskiyou County officials want to ban wolves (5/8/12)
   19. Indians given 164 acres by Save the Redwoods League (4/28/)
   20. Earth First bomb evidence won't be destroyed (4/4/12)
   21. Calif. snowpack at 55% of normal, survey shows(4/3/12)
   22. Portola Redwoods State Park closure postponed (6/22/12)
   23. Threatened California fox species found in Oregon (6/20/12)
   24. Furor over Brazilian bill to open up rainforest (5/17/12)
   25. Quebec joins California in cap and trade market (5/10/12)
   26. State parks funding plan proposed by 2 Democrats (5/10/12)
   27. Siskiyou County officials want to ban wolves (5/8/12)
   28. Indians given 164 acres by Save the Redwoods League (4/28/)
   29. Trees Bent By American Indians Being Identified and Preserved (4/5/12)
   30. Earth First bomb evidence won't be destroyed (4/4/12)
   31. Calif. snowpack at 55% of normal, survey shows (4/3/12)
   32. Contemporary Jewish Museum branches out with trees (3/17/12)
   33. California creeks, levees may be next battleground for public access
   34. Climate Change Sends Beetles Into Overdrive (3/16/12)
   35. Dan Richards' Fish, Game colleagues take key vote (3/10/12)
   36. He's back - Gray wolf returns to California (3/8/12)
   37. Cougar hunter target of try to oust him from post (3/1/12)
   38. Companies craft recycled wood into coveted items (2/29/12)
   39. Gavin Newsom asks official who killed puma to quit (2/28/12)
   40. Lone wolf's arrival leads to protection petition (2/28/12)
   41. Sierra snowpack only at 30% of normal (2/24/12)
   42. Yosemite's alpine chipmunk seeking cooler habitats (2/21/12)
   43. Climatologists disagree about climate change impacts on snow levels in the Sierra (2/15/12)
   44. Mokelumne hatchery salmon outnumber wild fish (2/14/12)
   45. Forum will focus on forests; Event is 'counterpoint' to logging conference (2/6/12)
   46. Court: Sierra logging plan left out impact on fish (2/4/12)
   47. Celebrated Marin County salmon make their return (2/3/12)
   48. 3,500-year-old cypress tree in Florida burns down (1/17/12)
   49. Who's afraid of the lone gray wolf? Ranchers, families (1/11/12)
   50. Wolf returns to California (1/3/12)
8. 2011
   1. California forest news
   2. CA initiates state protection for rare woodpecker (12/26/11)
   3. Betsy Herbert, Earth Matters: All eyes now on conservation plan (12/24/11)
   4. Fishers returned to area in Sierra after 100 years (12/9/11)
   5. Shady Dell deal preserves majestic redwood forest (11/4/11)
   6. Sierra white fir to be the Capitol Christmas tree (10/4/11)
   7. Temperature Rising: Threats to a Crucial Canopy (10/1/11)
   8. California logging industry's $18 million state subsidy examined (9/29/11)
   9. California negligent in overseeing logging, groups charge (9/23/11)
   10. Park
   11. Brown appoints Chuck Bonham as new DFG Director (8/26/11)
   12. Salmon may face greater threat than water shortage (7/25/11)
   13. Redwoods win out over road in judge's ruling (7/8/11)
   14. Brown administration to assess logging on salmon habitat in Battle Creek (7/6/11)
   15. Environmentalists, anglers say Battle Creek fish runs hurt by logging (7/4/11).
   16. Sacramento Bee letters to the editor: Clear-cutting pillages forests (6/27/11)
   17. Sacramento Bee editorial: Governor needs to keep pledge at Battle Creek (6/21/11)
   18. Troubled waters of Battle Creek (6/21/11)
   19. Biologists track the seldom seen Pacific fisher (5/22/11)
   20. Clear-cut danger (letter-to-the-editor, 5/20/11)
   21. Bohemian Club's 100-year logging permit revoked (3/15/2011)
   22. California tailed frog finds a good sign for forest (3/7/2011)
   23. Mendocino redwoods conservation easement stalled by timber company concerns (3/3/2011)
   24. DNR chief: Timber-harvest rules compliance must improve (2/9/2011)
   25. Timber company petition to delist salmon backfires (2/7/2011)
   26. Logger may challenge watershed's protection (2/3/2011)
   27. CA delta chinook salmon run bigger, but still low (2/8/2011)
   28. Suit over Pardee Reservoir expansion goes to court (1/31/2011)
   29. Once a pillar of Delta culture, salmon sport fishing nears extinction (01/03/2011)
   30. General forest news
   31. Federal appeals court upholds roadless rule protecting nearly 50 million acres of forest (10/21/11)
   32. Judge signs off on NW forest protections (7/7/11)
   33. What happens when a 1,500-year-old tree falls? (11/3/11)
   34. Forest Service
   35. Global Warming
   36. THE IMPACT OF POPULATION GROWTH ON WILDLIFE (7/15/11)
   37. California
   38. Cap and trade wins California Supreme Court ruling (9/29/11)
   39. Climate change could fuel spread of wildfires (7/27/11)
   40. PG&E carbon offsets come from protected forests (6/17/11)
   41. Sierra Club wants landmark climate law altered (5/13/11)
   42. Sierra snowpack readings promise abundant water (5/3/11)
   43. Water supplies in western U.S. threatened by climate change: Interior Department report (4/25/11)
   44. Judge suspends California's cap-and-trade program (3/22/2011)
   45. Now is no time to turn back air regulations (3/15/2011)
   46. House GOP targets state's tough emission standards (3/14/2011)
   47. Climate change threatens Sierra, delta, group says (01/06/2011)
   48. United States
   49. Forests revealed as climate giants (7/15/11)
   50. International
   51. Global carbon dioxide output soars in 2010 (11/4/11)
   52. How Seven Billion Humans Leads to Mass Extinction (11/1/11)
   53. New alarm on melting ice: 5-foot sea level spike (5/4/11)
   54. California environmental news
   55. Peter Berg, activist and Diggers co-founder, dies (8/14/11)
   56. Residents favor more alternative energy use (7/28/11)
   57. California officials announce closure of 70 state parks (5/13/11)
   58. Calif. water plan for delta full of holes (5/9/11)
   59. CA grizzly bear Monarch: a symbol of suffering (5/3/11)
   60. Fungus killing frogs, S.F. State scientists find (5/3/11)
   61. Goldman Environmental Prize to be awarded in S.F. (4/10/11)
   62. California state parks brace for more budget cuts (2/8/2011)
   63. Richard and Rhoda Goldman Fund gets split 3 ways (01/19/11)
   64. Gov. Jerry Brown is facing tricky environmental and energy issues in California (1/30/2011)
   65. General environmental news
   66. Wangari Maathai, Nobel Peace Prize Laureate, Dies at 71 (9/26/11)
   67. 8.7 million species on Earth, most undiscovered (8/24/11)
   68. Congress should not gut conservation fund (7/22/11)
   69. U.N. adjusts population growth estimates upward (5/4/11)
   70. Texan wins 'Green Nobel' for cleaning up hometown (4/10/11)
   71. Photo of Vancouver Island clearcut wins national competition (2/4/2011)
   72. The World's 10 Most Threatened Forest Hotspots (02/02/2011)
9. 2010
   1. California forest news
   2. Wild coho salmon run in Marin County renews hope (12/17/2010)
   3. More Sierra red fox sightings prompt clan search (12/13/2010)
   4. 'Salmon summit' over decimated species (12/4/2010)
   5. Special interests threaten salmon fisheries (12/2/2010)
   6. California fire season suppressed by weather (11/10/2010)
   7. California stands apart from nation in elections (11/4/2010)
   8. Scientists begin sweeping project to study California redwoods (7/1/2010)
   9. Suit says Highway 101 plan threatens redwoods (6/19/10)
   10. State's wet season gives way to fire season (5/4/10)
   11. Lone, lovelorn wolverine baffles scientists (3/9/10)
   12. Less fog puts redwoods at risk, scientists say (2/16/10)
   13. General forest news
   14. Court rules mud from logging roads is pollution (8/18/2010)
   15. Roadless area logging/mining moratorium renewed (5/29/10)
   16. Forest Service
   17. Global Warming
   18. California
   19. California adopts cap-and-trade program (12/17/2010)
   20. California air board set to vote on two crucial issues (12/16/2010)
   21. Timber companies stand to benefit from new climate law (12/15/2010)
   22. Scientists look to redwoods for answers on warming (11/26/2010)
   23. Climate law suspension defeated (11/3/2010)
   24. Global warming seen as threat to state's parks (10/27/2010)
   25. Suspension of AB32 headed to state ballot (5/3/10)
   26. Study: Clean-air plan won't hurt state economy (3/25/10)
   27. United States
   28. Headway Made on Climate Change Action (12/13/2010)
   29. Cap-and-trade likely to be buried by new Congress (11/22/2010)
   30. Climate scientists plan campaign against global warming skeptics (11/8/2010)
   31. Climate scientists decry 'political assaults' (5/8/10)
   32. International
   33. California environmental news
   34. Marin creek being restored to bring back coho (11/12/2010)
   35. State park officials scramble after measure's loss (11/4/2010)
   36. Jerry Brown wins governor's race (11/3/2010)
   37. Barbara Boxer defeats Carly Fiorina in Senate race (11/3/2010)
   38. Vehicle license fee to fund park system fails (11/3/2010)
   39. Prop. 25, which eases budget process, passes (11/3/2010)
   41. State unveils new rule for battling climate change (10/30/2010)
   42. Startling species rediscoveries in California (10/29/2010)
   43. Measure will reclassify fees as taxes (10/27/2010)
   44. Researchers assess extinction risks of vertebrates (10/27/2010)
   45. Prop. 23 may threaten budding clean-tech firms (10/25/2010)
   46. Officials refuse to clear levees of foliage (10/12/10)
   47. Setting the record straight on AB32 and jobs (10/6/10)
   48. Darryl Cherney wants FBI to hand over evidence (9/9/10)
   49. Spotting of red fox could ignite endangered species battle (9/7/10)
   50. Scientists hail find of rare fox in Sierra Nevada (9/4/10)
   51. State's deer population appears to be plummeting (8/23/10)
   52. Budget proposal gives state parks hope (5/15/10)
   53. State withdraws plan to expand black-bear hunting (4/21/10)
   54. General environmental news
   55. The Efficiency Dilemma: If our machines use less energy, will we just use them more? (12/20/10)
   56. 1,000 mourn Richard Goldman at memorial (12/4/2010)
   57. Remembering philanthropist Richard Goldman (11/30/2010)
   58. Richard Goldman, S.F. philanthropist, dies at 90 (11/30/2010)
   59. 5-term Sierra Club chief, Edgar Wayburn, dies (3/8/10)
10. 2009
    1. California forest news
    2. The harshest cut (9/9/09)
    3. State braces for hellish fire season (8/22/09)
    4. A win for the backcountry (8/7/09)
    5. No retreat from uproar over Bohemian Club woods (7/6/09)
    6. Suit over Headwaters fraud settled - $4 million (4/29/09)
    7. Catching up with ... Julia Butterfly Hill (4/16/09)
    8. California ban on salmon fishing likely for '09 (2/26/09)
    9. Donated scout land often ends up as cash cow (1/31/09)
    10. California scouts logged in sensitive areas (1/30/09)
    11. Profit trumps preservation for Boy Scout councils nationwide (1/29/09)
    12. Conservation plan needs a commitment (1/2/09)
    13. Pacific Lumber logging
    14. Ex-Pacific Lumber chief must face fraud trial (3/18/09)
    15. General forest news
    16. How oak death spores survive baffles scientists (7/24/09)
    17. Wilderness protection bill gets Congress' OK (3/26/09)
    18. Senate OKs wilderness for 2 million acres (3/20/09)
    19. Forest Service
    20. Court upholds ban on roads in national forests (8/6/09)
    21. White House scraps Bush plan to boost logging (7/17/09)
    22. Forest Service must reinstate tougher guidelines (7/1/09)
    23. Road-building halted in U.S. forests (5/29/09)
    24. Global Warming
    25. California
    26. Carbon trading's inconvenient truth (5/26/09)
    27. State forecast to face less water, more heat (4/2/09)
    28. United States
    29. Todd Stern named special U.S. climate envoy (1/27/09)
    30. Trees dying in the West at record rate (1/23/09)
    31. Winters warmer, spring earlier, UC study finds (1/22/09)
    32. International
    33. No Kidding: Getting Goats to Graze on Tinder Puts a Damper on Fires (11/14/09)
    34. Wildfires add to speed of global warming (4/24/09)
    35. Study says some global warming now irreversible (1/27/09)
    36. California environmental news
    37. Big budget cuts let state parks avoid shutdown (9/26/09)
    38. More time needed to decide which parks to close (9/16/09)
    39. State may close park gates, but it won't keep me out (8/23/09)
    40. Millions cut from state parks - 50 may close (7/25/09)
    41. Grants, land at risk if California parks close (7/2/09)
    42. 25 Bay Area parks may close from budget crisis (5/28/09)
    43. U.S.extends disaster order for chinook salmon (5/1/09)
    44. General environmental news
    45. Ancient animals may be Darwin's 'missing links' (5/12/09)
    46. Finally, science isn't endangered (5/5/09)
    47. Restored rule requires species act consultation (4/29/09)
    48. Gore: 2009 turning point in environment battle (4/21/09)
    49. Don't hamstring the Endangered Species Act (4/15/09)
    50. Obama moves to protect wilderness areas (3/31/09)
    51. Historical ecologists map a changing landscape (3/27/09)
11. 2008
    1. Bush administration assault on forest
    2. Bush floating new climate proposal (4/14/08)
    3. Bush intervention led EPA to scale back ozone limits (3/14/08)
    4. Waxman demands EPA documents (3/11/08)
    5. Judge: Ag secretary avoids jail time (2/28/08)
    6. Agency accused of failing to protect coho (2/26/08)
    7. Agriculture chief's priority: avoid jail (2/23/08)
    8. Bush wants to beef up Earth monitoring (2/4/08)
    9. Lawmakers complain Bush's budget cuts fire prevention money (2/4/08)
    10. Group cites oil leases in U.S. delay in rating polar bear's status (1/8/08)
    12. Forest Service
    13. Environmentalists sue Forest Service (8/15/08
    14. Firefighters battling hundreds of blazes (6/24/08)
    15. Forest Service to beef up firefighting ranks (6/21/08)
    16. U.S. Forest Service plans California hiring round in July (5/14/08)
    17. Feinstein criticizes Forest Service firefighting vacancies report (4/10/08)
    18. Government abandons appeal of forest management ruling (1/8/08)
    19. Global Warming
    20. California
    21. North American flora can't absorb continent's greenhouse gas output
    22. Sierra snowpack below normal, surveyors find (12/31/08)
    23. Air board to move on global warming proposals (12/10/08)
    24. California, still the climate leader (11/21/08)
    25. EPA nominee to reconsider California waiver (11/15/08)
    26. California joins big carbon-trade partnership (7/24/08)
    27. Mt. Shasta glaciers expand in spite of global warming (7/9/08)
    28. Board outlines plans to whip greenhouse gases (6/27/08)
    29. Sierra forests and wildlife will feel impact of climate change (6/17/08
    30. Air Quality Board to fine Bay Area polluters (5/22/08)
    31. Senate panel votes to overturn EPA on Calif. waiver (5/21/08)
    32. Bush fuel economy rules swipe at California (4/23/08)
    33. Bush fuel economy rules swipe at California (4/23/08)
    34. Climate change may alter bay growth patterns (4/18/08)
    35. Global warming hitting hardest in the West (4/6/08)
    36. California joins lawsuit against EPA (4/2/08)
    37. Warming felt more in western U.S. (3/28/08)
    38. Warming affects trees, streams in the West (3/27/08)
    39. Air board to revisit rules on zero-emissions (3/26/08)
    40. Study: Warming may threaten Lake Tahoe (3/25/08)
    41. State scrambles to fund global warming fight (3/4/08)
    42. EPA'sown study argues for California waiver (3/3/08)
    43. Memo warned: EPA chief's credibility at risk (2/27/08)
    44. Pollution politics (2/27/08)
    45. PG&E invests to restore forests, offset carbon emissions (2/26/08)
    46. Internal transcripts show EPA chief Johnson faced dilemma (2/26/08)
    47. Humboldt forest lands first carbon offset deal under new regs (2/11/08)
    48. No targets reached at climate conference (2/1/08)
    49. Water managers told: Plan now for crisis (2/1/08)
    50. Senate bill requires textbooks to teach global warming (1/31/08)
    51. Study: Much of West's climate-related water trends human-caused (1/31/08)
    52. Salmon arrive in record low numbers (1/30/08)
    53. Address climate change through land use (1/29/08)
    54. State joins petition to cut non-road emissions (1/29/08)
    55. EPA chief sits and takes his punishment (1/25/08)
    56. Behind EPA's rejection of state rules on emissions (1/25/08)
    57. Salmon facing peril of climate change (1/20/08)
    58. EPA won't give details on denying emissions waiver (1/19/08)
    59. Global warming goes to court (1/4/08)
    60. U.S.
    61. Gore has Obama's ear on climate change (12/9/08)
    62. Obama seeks immediate action to curb emissions (11/19/08)
    63. Environmental leaders to meet as emissions rise (11/18/08)
    64. Greatest value of forests is sustainable water supply (7/15/08)
    65. Warming West is ground zero for wildfires (7/21/08)
    66. Lawmaker says action on warming will take time (11/13/08)
    67. White House gases (7/7/08)
    68. Getting it right on global warming (6/27/08)
    69. Climate change - wait 'til next year? (6/12/08)
    70. Senate defeat puts climate bill on tough road (6/7/08)
    71. Partisan battle stalls climate bill in Senate (6/5/08)
    72. U.S. battles over biofuels at food summit (6/5/08)
    73. GOP tries to scuttle climate-change bill (6/4/08)
    74. Heated arguments begin over climate change (6/3/08)
    75. Senate taking up key climate-change bill (6/2/08)
    76. Hurricane spike not due to global warming, report says (5/19/08)
    77. U.S. to list polar bears as threatened species (5/14/08)
    78. Judge orders EPA to hurry on carbon monoxide (5/8/08)
    79. Warming may be greatest threat to tropical species (5/5/08)
    80. White House blocked EPA studies, GAO reports (4/30/08)
    81. Using chemicals to fight global warming may damage ozone layer (4/24/08)
    82. Greenhouse gases growing faster than ever, report says (4/24/08)
    83. Coal's comeback raises alarms (4/24/08)
    84. Pine beetle outbreaks turn forests into carbon source (4/24/08)
    85. EPA scientists complain about political pressure (4/23/08)
    86. Bush's slow thaw (4/18/08)
    87. 18 states commit to take action on climate change (4/18/08)
    88. Bush calls for reduction in emissions (4/17/08)
    89. Govs to gather to address global warming (4/14/08)
    90. EPA advisers slam new smog rule (4/11/08)
    91. Climate change brings health risks (4/10/08)
    92. Hunters worry about global warming (4/10/08)
    93. Gore looking to turn idle fans into activists (4/1/08)
    94. Spring is getting ahead of itself (3/20/08)
    95. Southern Baptists call for climate care (3/9/08)
    96. Skeptics of global warming meet in New York (3/5/08)
    97. EPA unions quit management cooperation pact (3/4/08)
    98. Governors try to advance clean energy (2/22/08)
    99. Cities step up tree planting (2/20/08)
    100. Better biofuels before more biofuels (2/13/08)
    101. The Senate's changing climate (2/18/08)
    102. Ethanol from corn may worsen warming (2/8/08)
    103. Texas is biggest carbon polluter (1/16/08)
    104. To beat climate change, breaking the mold isn't enough (1/13/08)
    105. International
    106. Amazon unsafe 20 years after crusader's killing (12/22/08)
    107. Climate change forcing animals to move up (10/10/08)
    108. Scientist hasn't cooled crusade against warming (6/23/08)
    109. Brazil activists fear death squads back (5/13/08)
    110. Asian Development Bank: Biofuels make food expensive (4/20/08)
    111. WHO: Climate change threatens millions (4/7/08)
    112. Indigenous groups seek role in shaping climate policy (4/7/08)
    113. Climate talks open with rancor (4/1/08)
    114. Despite hot air, climate goals on ice (3/30/08)
    115. Western Antarctic ice chunk collapses (3/25/08)
    116. Arctic ice thinning, glacier melting accelerates (3/19/08)
    117. Power plant CO2 increases by 3 percent (3/18/08)
    118. Letting nature clear the air (3/17/08)
    119. EU tells U.S., China to cut emissions (3/15/08)
    120. Brazil hosts climate change forum (2/20/08)
    121. Scientists blame ocean dead zones on climate change (2/20/08)
    122. UN gathering to address climate change (2/11/08)
    123. Warmer Atlantic worsens hurricanes (1/30/08)
    124. Brazil to crack down on deforestation (1/24/08)
    125. UN warns of biofuel's environmental risk (1/23/08)
    126. Sweden to study belching cows (1/22/08)
    127. More threatening than terrorists?
    128. California forest news
    129. Beetles Kill Millions of Acres of Trees in West (11/17/08)
    130. Coho salmon fry discovered up a remote creek (11/1/08)
    131. Redwood wars over; last tree-sitters come down (9/24/08)
    132. Key senate panel approves Krebs wilderness (9/11/08)
    133. Berkeley tree-sitters finally down to earth (9/10/08)
    134. Cal prepares to end tree-sitters' protest (9/9/08)
    135. Tree supporters appeal ruling on UC stadium plan (8/29/08)
    136. Stanford biologist sees money in preservation (8/18/08)
    137. World's tallest in arboreal witness protection (8/17/08)
    138. The Sir Edmund Hillary of the forest (8/17/08)
    139. Saving the redwoods is a venerable institution (8/17/08)
    140. Court denies stay in Pacific Lumber case (7/30/08)
    141. Fresh delay stops UC from cutting trees (7/26/08)
    142. Cal wins big in battle over athletic center (7/23/08)
    143. The Sir Edmund Hillary of the forest (8/17/08)
    144. Saving the redwoods is a venerable institution (8/17/08)
    145. Court denies stay in Pacific Lumber case (7/30/08)
    146. Fresh delay stops UC from cutting trees (7/26/08)
    147. Cal wins big in battle over athletic center (7/23/08)
    148. Grim look at state's plant life (6/25/08)
    149. Real risks, surreal humor in UC Berkeley trees (6/23/08)
    150. Mt. Baldy wildfire sluggish as weather holds (5/14/08)
    151. Fire burning in Angeles National Forest (5/13/08)
    152. California developer to preserve 240,000 acres of wilderness (5/8/08)
    153. California braces for wildfire season (5/4/08)
    154. San Jacinto wilderness wildfire still at 700 acres (5/1/08)
    155. Gap founders negotiating with Pacific Lumber (4/30/08)
    156. Experts determine where Sudden Oak Death began (4/17/08)
    157. Southern California braces for worst fire season yet (4/18/08)
    158. Muir Woods celebrates a century of conservation (4/7/08)
    159. A win for redwoods (4/7/08)
    160. Off-roaders lose 1,000 miles of trail in new Eldorado plan (4/2/08)
    161. Clearcutting the history of forest destruction (3/31/08)
    162. Bohemian Club tries new tactic to log grove (3/28/08)
    163. It's true: Wolverine thriving near Tahoe (3/24/08)
    164. If wolverines are extinct in state, then what was that? (3/7/08)
    165. Getting clear with Sierra Pacific Industries (2/29/08)
    166. Bringing forests up to date (2/29/08)
    167. California sues over Forest Service plan (2/29/08)
    168. Getting clear with Sierra Pacific Industries (2/29/08)
    169. Purchase of a vast watershed protects pristine river (2/24/08)
    170. UC Berkeley dismantles parts of protesting tree-sitters' camp (2/19/08)
    171. Redwood wrangle: it may be a new day for logging (2/10/08)
    172. Forest Service studying loss of U.S. firefighters to Calif. force (2/12/08)
    173. Group files to list Pacific fisher as endangered (1/24/08)
    174. Muir Woods named to National Register of Historical Places (1/10/08)
    175. BERKELEY / Woodman, spare the trees, grandes dames cry / Prestigious women protest UC plan to uproot oaks for gym
    176. General forest news
    177. California joins groups in species-act suit (12/30/08)
    178. Obama's Interior pick considered a centrist (12/17/08)
    179. Agriculture nominee draws praise (12/17/08)
    180. Obama set to name agriculture, interior chiefs (12/17/08)
    181. Obama's team augers a green future for U.S. (12/16/08)
    182. Major changes to Endangered Species Act (12/12/08)
    183. Californians in line for key Cabinet posts (12/10/08)
    184. No bailout for over-drawing nature (11/17/08)
    185. A package of bills that protects hundreds of thousands of pristine acres (9/13/08)
    186. 2008 sets a record for wildfires (8/1/08)
    187. Warming West is ground zero for wildfires (7/21/08)
    188. Endangered condors survive Big Sur fire (7/18/08)
    189. Wildfire's role in the life of a forest (scroll to bottom) (7/16/08)
    190. Beetle-infested forests prompt campground closures in Rockies (5/4/08)
    191. Enviros and hook-n-bullet set form unlikely alliance (4/30/08)
    192. N.M. crews fighting wildfire face 2nd day of windy weather (4/21/08)
    193. Watching wolves, moose--and heat--on Michigan island (4/19/08)
    194. Groups plot trails animals use to link wilderness, park areas (3/21/08)
    195. Visitors encouraged to protect the forests (2/29/08)
    196. Helping urban trees to thrive (2/29/08)
    197. Threat to rainforest isn't easing (2/29/08)
    198. What you can do to save the forests (2/29/08)
    199. Tracking down lumber thieves (2/29/08)
    200. Home improvement (2/29/08)
    201. New hope for Madagascar's fading forests (2/24/08)
    202. China's snow storms destroy forests (2/18/08)
    203. 'Videophilia' cutting into outdoor activity (2/10/08)
    204. Who stole my trees? Kentucky fights back (2/18/08)
    205. Haiti's efforts to save trees falters (2/18/08)
    206. Habitat for Mexican spotted owl to stand (2/8/08)
    207. Weyerhauser swings to loss on housing (2/08/08)
    208. Judge says Northwest's marbled murrelet deserves continued protection (2/5/08)
    209. World launches talks on forests payoff (2/4/08)
    210. Destruction of world's forests speeding up (2/3/08)
    211. U.S. plan OKs logging in Alaska national forest (1/26/08)
    212. NJ beach town scraps rainforest deal (1/17/08)
    213. World Bank pledges to help save trees, then helps cut down Amazon rainforests (1/17/08)
    214. Garden clubs group tackles reforestation (1/15/08)
    215. Idaho roadless plan draws praise, criticism (1/14/08)
    217. Pacific Lumber logging
    218. Reserving the redwoods (5/2/08)
    219. Which plan for the future of Pacific Lumber Co.? Redwoods at risk (4/3/08)
    220. Which plan for the future of Pacific Lumber Co.? Conservation, jobs and the environment (4/3/08)
    221. Nature Conservancy proposes plan to save troubled Pacific Lumber (1/16/08)
    222. Pacific Lumber leans / Company in Headwaters deal files for bankruptcy, citing logging restrictions
    223. California environmental news
    224. Waxman win boosts state's clout in Congress (11/21/08)
    225. Peter Raven's botanical roots come from S.F. (8/20/08)
    226. Endangered condors survive Big Sur fire (7/18/08)
    227. Cal, tree-sitters both happy after judge rules (6/19/08)
    228. Protesters arrested at Cal stadium grove as crowd awaits court ruling (6/18/08)
    229. Governor declares drought in California (6/5/08)
    230. Salmon resurgence in Butte County (5/26/08)
    231. Californians urged to conserve water amid drought worries (5/2/08)
    232. All salmon fishing banned on West Coast (5/2/08)
    233. Montara Mountain sale to Feds stalls—no money (4/9/08)
    234. Salmon will collapse unless we reverse underlying causes of decline(3/28/08)
    235. California desert left out of federal plan (3/23/08)
    236. Conservationists present plan to protect SoCal wildlife pathways (3/19/08)
    237. 1-Year ban on chinook salmon fishing proposed (3/15/08)
    238. California: Parks less than pristine (2/28/08)
    239. Parks we'll miss if the budget cuts go through (1/17/08)
    240. Nine state parks in Bay Area picked for closure (1/10/08)
    241. Generalenvironmental news
    242. Water Wars (11/21/08)
    243. Most state native game fish face extinction (11/20/08)
    244. Move keeps Obama from filling some key posts (11/18/08)
    245. Nature loss 'dwarfs bank crisis' (10/10/08)
    246. Planned rules cut reviews under species act (8/12/08)
    247. Bird species plummet as habitat dwindles (7/11/08)
    248. Dan Kammen: Clean energy and America's future (5/18/08)
    249. Biofuels try to lighten carbon footprint (5/4/08)
    250. Scientists advise halt to biofuels (5/1/08)
    251. Wildlife group calls for end of Mexican wolf removal policy (4/30/08)
    252. Earth Day activities: The sharing of the green (4/20/08)
    253. The Goldman awards (4/15/08)
    254. Senate OKs massive public lands bill (4/11/08)
    255. Wolves to be removed from species list (2/21/08)
    256. Nature overrun (1/8/08)
12. 2007
    1. Bush administration assault on forest
    3. Interior sued over endangered species decisions (12/27/07)
    4. Reversal of endangered species rulings (11/28/07)
    5. GOP pulls Craig's leadership posts; some say 'resign' (8/30/07)
    6. Environmentalists win White House suit (8/22/07)
    7. Judge: Bush official faces contempt (8/20/07)
    8. Gov't spotted owl plan fails peer review (8/14/07)
    9. Secret list reveals big firms' role in energy plan (7/19/07)
    10. House panel to probe Cheney in fish die-off (7/17/07)
    11. Bush administration calls for cutting spotted owl habitat (6/12/07)
    12. Embattled Interior official resigns post (5/1/07)
    13. Bush administration appeals roadless forest ruling (4/9/07)
    14. Judge tosses new forest rules (3/31/07)
    15. Official faulted for leaks, meddling (3/30/07)
    16. Barbara Boxer: No to public lands sell-off (3/30/07)
    17. White House seeks limits to Species Act (3/28/07)
    18. Ex-White House official defends editing of climate papers (3/20/07)
    19. Bush moves for tighter grip on federal agencies/Political appointees will oversee various industry regulations
    20. Bush's 9th Circuit pick withdraws his nomination (1/10/07)
    21. CALIFORNIA / State sues over plan to boost Sierra logging
    22. National forest access could soon be free again (12/26/07)
    23. Voice of Forest Service kills ailing wife, then turns gun on dogs, self (11/7/07)
    24. Judge holds jail threat over administration's top forest official (10/12/07)
    25. Forest Service won't appeal logging ruling (6/12/07)
    26. Montana woman to head Forest Service (1/12/07)
    27. National Parks
    28. Park Service plans a greater outdoors (8/24/07)
    29. Plan to match donations thrills park officials (2/9/07)
    30. Big boost in funds for national parks – 'We're thrilled' (2/6/07)
    31. Global Warming
    32. California
    33. North American flora can't absorb continent's greenhouse gas output 11/15/07
    34. Pelosi, Congress to scrutinize EPA rejection of California clean air standards (12/21/07
    35. In past, states were permitted to set own pollution rules (12/21/07)
    36. Newsom plans to make city greener by creating carbon offset fund (12/19/07)
    37. California's emissions control law upheld on first test in U.S. court (12/13/07)
    38. Calif. environmentalists challenge energy efficiency standards (12/11/07)
    39. Air board sets target to reduce emissions nearly 30 percent by 2020 (12/7/07)
    40. Auto industry asks court to slam brakes on state's tough emission standards (11/20/07)
    41. North American flora can't absorb continent's greenhouse gas output (11/15/07)
    42. California fighting global warming with technology, greenbacks (11/14/07)
    43. Californians most attuned in U.S. to threat of warming, poll finds (11/9/07)
    44. California fighting global warming with technology, greenbacks
    45. State sues Bush administration over greenhouse-gas limits (11/8/07)
    46. State air regulators want go-ahead on auto pollution reduction rules (11/5/07)
    47. Wildfires emitted large amounts of greenhouse gases (11/1/07)
    48. Salvaging the atmosphere (10/27/07)
    49. Bay Area facing lifestyle changes to achieve greenhouse gas goals(10/27/07)
    50. The real clouds in the skies (10/25/07)
    51. Southern California blazes add to global warming (10/24/07)
    52. Combatting Climate Change: Making a real difference with forests. New rules would bolster California's carbon market (10/17/07)
    53. Combatting Climate Change: Making a difference with forests. State needs to encourage forest owners to participate (10/17/07)
    54. Scientists gauge greenhouse gases above SF in warming experiment (10/15/07)
    55. Making a real difference with forests
    56. Proposed Bay Area gas tax would add to steep rate (10/6/07)
    57. Follow California's lead on global warming, Schwarzenegger says (9/25/07)
    58. How the White House worked to scuttle California's climate law (9/25/07)
    59. Schwarzenegger tells UN to move on global warming (9/24/07)
    60. Group urges state to back smart growth (9/21/07)
    61. Clean air rules win a road test (9/16/07)
    62. Is California the world's last, best hope against climate change? (9/15/07)
    63. Group urges state to back smart growth
    64. Californians hail emissions ruling (9/13/07)
    65. State air board pledges quick start on greenhouse gas rules (9/7/07)
    66. Federal judge gives boost to states on limiting vehicle emissions
    67. Emission plan from UC team (8/4/07)
    68. Legislators fiddle while Earth warms (8/3/07)
    69. Recruiting drive for other Cool Counties (8/2/07)
    70. Proposed air board leader pleases Dems (7/17/07)
    71. Dems, governor spar over road to clean air (7/17/07)
    72. Ex-official of air board says pressure was intense (7/7/07)
    73. Global warming and political heat (7/6/07)
    74. Governor accused of playing politics on warming rules (7/6/07)
    75. Fired air board head says he tried to keep integrity (6/30/07)
    76. Transit Dept. memos show move against state gas law (6/29/07)
    77. PG&E lets customers buy carbon offsets (6/28/07)
    78. Fleeting Spring in the Sierra Valleys (6/5/07)
    79. Sprawl clashes with warming in California (5/27/07)
    80. California says no to coal, but world disagrees (5/28/07)
    81. Governor to detail plans to curb fuel emissions (5/18/07)
    82. Ruling helps California battle global warming (4/3/07)
    83. Legislature flooded with bills about climate crisis (4/2/07)
    84. Legislative debate focuses on implementing global warming law (3/26/07)
    85. Sierra snowpack's comeback (3/3/07)
    86. Democrats target truckers, utilities with global warming bills (2/23/07)
    87. Where's the white stuff? (2/3/07)
    88. State won't drop auto industry emissions suit (2/2/07)
    89. New climate for global energy policy: Business will do the heavy lifting (2/2/07)
    90. New climate for global energy policy: California is losing ground to rising seas (2/2/07)
    91. Rainy season falls short so far (1/30/07)
    92. State starts to work on plan to curb greenhouse gases (1/23/07)
    93. Lack of rain no biggie yet, say scientists (1/23/07)
    94. Rainy season falls short so far / Snowpack declining, no storms in sight, but reservoirs fairly full, thanks to last year's deluge (1/30/07)
    95. New climate for global energy policy / California is losing ground to rising seas 2/2/07
    96. A WARMING WORLD: Measuring California's precipitation / Where's the white stuff? / Annual Sierra snowpack measurements show water content well below average 2/3/07
    97. Groups to sue for polar bear protection (1/9/07)
    98. EPA emission rule – whither states rights? (12/21/07)
    99. Getting around the EPA (12/21/07)
    100. Staff at EPA supported California's attempt to reduce car emission (12/21/07)
    101. EPA blocks California's bid to limit greenhouse gases from cars (12/20/07)
    102. Democrats warn of denial by EPA (12/19/07)
    103. Gore: U.S. blocking climate talks progress (12/13/07)
    104. Pattern of distortion in review of climate science (12/11/07)
    105. U.S. spurns push for emissions targets (12/11/07)
    106. House OKs sweeping energy bill, but faces major changes in Senate (12/7/07)
    107. Emissions bill heads to fight on Senate floor (12/6/07)
    108. "Cap-and-trade" model eyed for reducing greenhouse gases (12/3/07)
    109. Google to spend hundreds of millions to develop renewable energy (11/28/07)
    110. Obama details plan to reduce emissions (10/8/07)
    111. Bush's switch on climate criticized as lacking new policy (9/29/07)
    112. His incomplete trip . . . (9/25/07)
    113. Enacting federal climate legislation ends up being a long, hard slog (9/24/07)
    114. Science panel finds fault with Bush climate program (9/14/07)
    115. Governors keen on emissions caps, GOP leader says (9/13/07)
    116. Washington needs to join climate effort (9/10/07)
    117. State air board pledges quick start on greenhouse gas rules (9/6/07)
    118. The challenge of a generation (9/7/07)
    119. Global warming threatens nation's public lands (9/7/07)
    120. U.S. In for perilous weather as world warms, NASA says (8/31/07)
    121. NOAA confirms human cause behind warming (8/29/07)
    122. Six Western states and parts of Canada join to cut greenhouse gases (8/22/07)
    123. Climate change, forest management result in bigger, hotter fires (8/9/07)
    124. Gore: Polluters manipulate climate info (8/7/07)
    125. Dramatic increase in tree deaths linked to warming (8/7/07)
    126. Energy bill will test Pelosi's command (7/30/07)
    127. Boxer blasts EPA's stance on gases law (7/27/07)
    128. U.S. is pressured to help China curb emissions (7/5/07)
    129. Erosion of Alaska's north coast speeding up (7/5/07)
    130. Dems' plan on energy tilts green (6/29/07)
    131. Erosion of Alaska's north coast speeding up / In the last 50 years, ponds have turned into saltwater bays (7/5/07)
    132. Agency's 3 new rules on warming criticized (6/22/07)
    133. Challenge to California emissions rules dropped (6/19/07)
    134. Colleges back plan to become "carbon neutral" (6/14/07)
    135. Lawmakers want capitol to go green (6/11/07)
    136. Airlines' long-term goal is zero emissions (6/9/07)
    137. Pollution math (6/8/07)
    138. Political hot air (6/8/07)
    139. U.S. to help on new climate pact (6/8/07)
    140. Bush portrays himself as mediator on climate change (6/7/07)
    141. An energy plan full of smoke (6/6/07)
    142. Intelligence needed on climate change (6/6/07)
    143. Pelosi scuttles warming challenge (6/6/07)
    144. A blueprint for taking leadership on climate change (6/5/07)
    145. U.S. trims orbiting climate monitors (6/5/07)
    146. Emissions Controls: Pelosi to push for California-style cap-and-trade system to reduce greenhouse gases (6/2/07)
    147. Blame coal: Texas leads carbon emissions (6/2/07)
    148. Pelosi: Climate change is a reality (5/29/07)
    149. U.S. Rejects EU Emission Reductions (5/29/07)
    150. Dems drafting bill that could derail state warming law (6/5/07)
    151. Do trees make it okay to drive an SUV? (5/27/07)
    152. State pressures EPA on emissions law (5/23/07)
    153. Dems drafting bill that could derail state warming law / California officials upset -- Pelosi aides say plan needs work (6/5/07)
    154. Bush dusts off climate plan based on ethanol, mpg rules (5/15/07)
    155. Big city officials to study global warming (5/15/07)
    156. Dems drafting bill that could derail state warming law / California officials upset -- Pelosi aides say plan needs work (6/5/07)
    157. 31 states to form greenhouse gas emission registry (5/9/07)
    158. Boxer will 'hound' Bush on emissions regulations (4/19/07)
    159. Bush, EU leaders talk about global warming (5/1/07)
    160. Dems drafting bill that could derail state warming law / California officials upset -- Pelosi aides say plan needs work
    161. ingrich, Kerry meet in middle on warming (4/12/07)
    162. Automakers call U.S. court ruling a boost (4/4/07)
    163. Ruling pushes a new U.S. approach to global warming (4/3/07)
    164. EU calls for U.S. help on global warming (4/3/07)
    165. Justices: EPA can control car emissions (4/2/07)
    166. Arizona's cool sky islands feeling the heat as climate changes (3/27/07)
    167. Time for a carbon tax? (3/23/07)
    168. Coordinate carbon trading markets (3/23/07)
    169. Al Gore a star in return to Capitol Hill (3/22/07)
    170. Global warming activists try to stir Americans to change (3/22/07)
    171. 'Cap and trade' gaining favor (3/21/07)
    172. Gore urges fast action on global warming (3/21/07)
    173. Congress listens to automakers (3/16/07)
    174. U.S. accused of silencing experts on polar bears, climate change (3/9/07)
    175. The new emissions war (3/8/07)
    176. U.N. hopes U.S. takes lead on climate change (3/2/07)
    177. EU can offer U.S. ideas on climate change (2/28/07)
    178. 5 Western states announce effort to reduce emissions (2/27/07)
    179. Speaker, Republicans clash in global warming hearing (2/9/07)
    180. Grim global warming prognosis for Western U.S. (2/3/07)
    181. GOP cites warming in bid for new dams (2/1/07)
    182. House, Senate target climate change (1/31/07)
    183. House panel to hear complaints of pressure on climate scientists (1/30/07)
    184. No blue sky, no whining for big biz (1/28/07)
    185. Congress moving on climate change (1/29/07)
    186. Gore's 'Truth' given cold reception in Seattle (1/26/07)
    187. Many around globe warm to Bush's words on climate (1/25/07)
    188. A call to use less gasoline, depend less on foreign oil (1/24/07)
    189. Trading away coal-fired power pollution (1/23/07)
    190. Lobbying effort signals corporate climate change (1/23/07)
    191. Pelosi creates committee to deal with global warming (1/19/07)
    192. Global warming comes to D.C. (1/18/07)
    193. Power players warm to Feinstein bill (1/18/07)
    194. Lobbying effort signals corporate climate change / Business leaders urge reduction of greenhouse gases (1/23/07)
    195. International
    196. Climate plan to adopt forest protection (12/14/07)
    197. Bali climate talks stretch into Saturday (12/14/07)
    198. 'It is time to make peace with the planet' (12/11/97)
    199. US states at climate meeting in Bali (12/11/07)
    200. Kyoto climate pact a decade old (12/11/07)
    201. Scientists: Seaweed could stem warming (12/9/70)
    202. Amazon still faces threats old and new (12/8/07)
    203. UN: US states, cities can impact climate (12/7/07)
    204. China: US should take lead on climate (12/7/07)
    205. Australia signs up to ratifying Kyoto (12/5/07)
    206. The Bali summit (12/5/07)
    207. Warming imperils tiny island nation (12/5/07)
    208. Global warming plays havoc with nature (12/5/07)
    209. U.N. Climate conference crucial as Arctic melts (11/27/07)
    210. UN panel releases comprehensive research on global warming (11/18/07)
    211. Climate forum attracts big names (11/16/07)
    212. Carbon removal has little impact (11/13/07)
    213. Experts to prepare global warming report (11/9/07)
    214. Hotter world may fan flames (10/25/07)
    215. Carbon dioxide in atmosphere increasing (10/22/07)
    216. The meltdown of Greenland's way of life (10/19/07)
    217. More threatening than terrorists? (10/16/07)
    218. Gore, U.N. panel share Nobel Peace Prize for fighting global warming (10/12/07)
    219. Gas emissions said at unsafe threshold (10/9/07)
    220. New Zealand charges ahead in race to address climate change (10/1/07)
    221. 100 ways global warming will change your life (10/1/07)
    222. Record sea ice melt this summer larger than Texas or Alaska (9/21/07)
    223. Helping Chinese go green (9/13/07)
    224. Bush, Australia's Howard vow action on warming (9/6/07)
    225. Doctors see warming as cardiac risk (9/5/07)
    226. Accord reached at talks on climate (9/2/07)
    227. Dropping your load to reduce your carbon footprint (8/22/07)
    228. Global warming watchdog invests in coil, coal, utilities (8/19/07)
    229. Arctic sea ice at record low, melt continues (8/19/07)
    230. Warming of glaciers threatens millions in China (8/1/07)
    231. Uniting to fight warming (7/28/07)
    232. To fight global warming, give to trees (7/25/07)
    233. Making sense of pollution markets (7/15/07)
    234. Coal's appeal to rail spikes upgrades (7/15/07)
    235. Save the Earth, buy less (7/13/07)
    236. Birthing bears head for land as Arctic ice gets scarcer (7/13/07)
    237. Tourism-dependent Micronesian islands threatened by rising waters (7/12/07)
    238. Study: Global warming drying up Arctic ponds (7/2/07)
    239. China spews most CO2- U.S. still more per capita (6/21/07)
    240. How green is valley? Not very (6/20/07)
    241. Greenland sees global warming as nice change (6/8/07)
    242. Merkel: G-8 agreement on climate change (6/7/07)
    243. China unrolls strategy on climate change (6/5/07)
    244. Greenland ice melt speeds up (6/2/07)
    245. Increase in carbon emissions seen tripling since '90s (5/22/07)
    246. Ocean may soak up less carbon (5/18/07)
    247. Getting the carbon out (5/18/07)
    248. Deforestation: The hidden cause of global warming (5/14/07)
    249. Rookie in Congress touts science / Bay Area lawmaker stakes out issues, watches his back(5/14/07)
    250. To cool the planet (5/11/07)
    251. UN raises doubts on biofuels (5/9/07)
    252. Global call for action on climate change (5/4/07)
    253. May snow reading just 29% of normal (5/2/07)
    254. Arctic sea ice smaller than ever (5/2/07)
    255. Nations urged to reduce greenhouse gases (5/1/07)
    256. Global warming health effects (4/17/07)
    257. Courts and Greens (4/14/07) Registration required)
    258. Fighting climate change (4/13/07)
    259. Scientists detail warming's calamitous effects (4/12/07)
    260. In some areas, forests may not help reduce warming, study says (4/10/07)
    261. The rich-poor divide of global climate change (4/8/07)
    262. Earth faces a grim future if global warming isn't slowed, UN reportsays (4/6/07)
    263. Global Climate warning: 'Species are going to be lost' (3/31/07)
    264. Researchers raise fears of melting ice at North Pole (3/16/07)
    265. Britain proposes bold environmental law (3/14/07)
    266. Europe gets tougher on climate control (3/10/07)
    267. A WARMING WORLD: As warnings grow more dire, Nobelist emerges as leader (3/5/07)
    268. China about to pass U.S. as world's top generator of greenhouse gases (3/5/07)
    269. Scientists offer climate plan to U.N. (2/27/07)
    270. Researchers take poles' temperature (2/26/07)
    271. Air conditioners batter ozone layer (2/23/07)
    272. Top scientists offer stark climate analysis (2/20/07)
    273. Angela Merkel - the new climate leader? (2/9/07)
    274. Confronting climate change (2/6/07)
    275. Report spurs calls for aggressive action (2/3/07)
    276. Climate scientists strengthen link to human causes (2/2/07)
    277. Experts see 1,000 years of global warming effects (2/2/07)
    278. Humans "very likely" making Earth warmer (2/1/07)
    279. New climate report lacks data on ice sheets (1/29/07)
    280. Degrees of Concern (series on global warming in Contra Costa Times) (1/29/07)
    281. Many species of waterbirds are in decline (1/24/07)
    282. Scientists: Glaciers in Alps melting fast (1/22/07)
    283. More pregnant polar bears denning on land (1/24/07)
    284. Power players warm to Feinstein bill / Plan to reduce electric utilities' greenhouse gas emissions by 25% gets industry backing (1/18/07)
    285. t's much too late to sweat global warming / Time to prepare for inevitable effects of our ill-fated future (2/3/14)
    286. Richard Pombo
    287. Central Valley congressman keeps his ears to the ground (8/23/07)
    288. Rookie in Congress touts science (5/14/07)
    289. Ex-GOP representative becomes a Democrat (4/18/07)
    290. New lawmakers already battling to keep seat (1/22/07)
    291. ELECTION AFTERMATH / AMERICA: WHAT'S AT STAKE / ENVIRONMENT
    292. California forest news
    293. Muir Woods celebrates first 100 years as a national monument (12/17/07)
    294. Sierra Pacific says clearcut plan could aid weasel's kin (12/13/07)
    295. Academy teaches use of prescribed fire (12/9/07)
    296. Catastrophic threat facing Sierra (12/6/07)
    297. Court stricter on fire control (12/6/07)
    298. Danger comes with the scenery when you live in a fire-prone area (11/26/07)
    299. Malibu residents flee yet another destructive fire (11/25//07)
    300. New era of cooperation between Heavenly ski resort, environmentalists (11/25/07)
    301. Marin County man found guilty of illegal mountain biking (11/16/07)
    302. Police arrest 3 during midnight grove scuffle (11/16/07)
    303. UC preparing for extrication of tree-sitters (11/10/07)
    304. Redwoods protest is peaceful after arrests and pepper spray (11/9/07)
    305. Inspector probes alleged logging of protected Sequoia pines (11/7/07)
    306. Waddle Ranch in the Sierra near Truckee is being preserved (11/2/07)
    307. Cal can boot all tree-sitters, judge says (10/30/07)
    308. Seeing the giant forest for the trees (10/28/07)
    309. Half a million flee Southern California fires; 1,600 homes burn (10/24/07)
    310. Wildfires force California to postpone EPA lawsuit (10/23/07)
    311. Mining in wilderness areas of state seen as threat (10/16/07)
    312. Ruling on UC center could take weeks (10/12/07)
    313. It's no snow job--handful of redwoods are rare albinos (10/11/07)
    314. Lawmakers call for probe into alleged logging of protected pines (10/10/07)
    315. Supervisors pass emergency ordinance to protect redwoods (10/10/07)
    316. Tree-sitters' leader wants to recall 'conservative' mayor (10/8/07)
    317. Judge tours disputed site of UC's sports facility (10/5/07)
    318. UC to ask judge to ID more of the tree-sitters (10/3/07)
    319. Science of owl plan disputed (10/3/07)
    320. East Bay hills eucalyptus logging plan opposed (10/1/07)
    321. Judge orders treesitters at Cal to get down (10/2/07)
    322. Firefighters contain wildfire in San Bernardino National Forest (9/20/07)
    323. East Bay officials approve deal to buy ranch for huge park (9/19/07)
    324. Battle over trees at Cal football stadium is heading to court (9/18/07)
    325. Rural sprawl in the Sierra raises the risk of wildfire (9/18/07)
    326. Trees go up in smoke to battle big blaze (9/17/07)
    327. Protesters can stay in trees (9/13/07)
    328. Treesitters lose court round (8/31/07)
    329. Berkeley treesitters get food, water (8/30/07)
    330. Zaca Fire is slowed - 2 new blazes flare (8/22/07)
    331. Tahoe's deep blues (8/22/07)
    332. Firebombs in the forest: Slashpiles fueled Angora fire destruction (8/22/07)
    333. Huge SoCal fire grows; Governor declares state of emergency (8/20/07)
    334. Lake Tahoe warmer, dirtier- scientists worry (8/16/07)
    335. Sudden oak death found in Santa Rosa (8/13/07)
    336. Rural Santa Barbara County blaze surges overnight (8/13/07)
    337. Hundreds ordered to flee S Calif. fire (8/4/07)
    338. Doorway to disaster (7/30/07)
    339. Los Padres National Forest is reopened with the 31,000-acre fire 80% contained (7/28/07)
    340. 2-state fire panel formed (7/26/07)
    341. Inventive conservation plan aims to save 30,000 acres (7/26/07)
    342. Bohemian Club's logging plan raises plenty of sawdust (7/12/07)
    343. If salmon could vote (7/11/07)
    344. Dozens of wildfires ravage the West (7/9/07)
    345. Fire prevention councils plead for state money (7/7/07)
    346. End the Tahoe fire blame game (7/3/07)
    347. Forest practices blamed for fire get critical eye (7/3/07)
    348. Raging Tahoe fire's roots: 150 years of forest abuse (6/26/07)
    349. Firefighters begin to contain devastating S. Lake Tahoe blaze (6/25/07)
    350. Nonprofit buys 50,000 acres of redwoods (6/15/07)
    351. Eastwood golf course plan draws fire (6/13/07)
    352. Officials: Sequoia forest fire should be contained by weekend (6/6/07)
    353. Dry winter fuels wildfire warning (6/9/07)
    354. HP sells redwood property to land trusts, plans to open to public (5/31/07)
    355. Scientists advise capturing spotted owls (5/20/07)
    356. Campus tree-sitter appears in court (4/19/07)
    357. Berkeley students climb redwoods in protest (4/23/07)
    358. Spotted owl plan in jeopardy (4/26/07)
    359. Janet Cobb on what happened to all the oaks in Oakland (3/25/07)
    360. Supreme Court spurns California salvage logging review (3/19/07)
    361. Nude people to pose in disputed oak grove (3/14/07)
    362. Tree sitters say site might be burial ground (2/21/07)
    363. Quake concerns block UC (1/30/07)
    364. Swinging in the trees in front of stadium (1/30/07)
    365. Judge issues preliminary injunction to stop UC stadium plan (1/29/07)
    366. Judge to rule on plan to fell grove of oaks near stadium (1/24/07)
    367. Woodman, spare the trees, grandes dames cry (1/23/07)
    368. Forest Service rebuked on logging / Public must be able to comment without suing, U.S. court says
    369. Forest Service rebuked on logging / Public must be able to comment without suing, U.S. court says
    370. General forest news
    371. WalMart's crimes against forests (12/19/07)
    372. Deal reached on federal timber payments (12/5/07)
    373. World mulls paying for forest protection (12/5/07)
    374. Indonesia to plant 79 million trees (11/28/07)
    375. New conservation zones for North Canada (11/22/07)
    376. Katrina, Rita a super disaster for the trees (11/16/07)
    377. Deterioration of forest roads threatens our drinking water (10/18/07) (Registration required)
    378. Roadless debate goes back before judge (10/17/07)
    379. New York City is one of the biggest destroyers of the Amazon rainforest (10/15/07)
    380. Frankenforests: GE trees threaten ecosystem collapse (8/2/07)
    381. To save trees, let forests burn (5/7/07)
    382. Group sues to stop logging in Ky. (4/30/07)
    383. Higher wildfire risk in West, South (5/1/07)
    384. Forest plan's critics suppressed, judge rules (4/3/07)
    385. SAN FRANCISCO / Key ruling on logging and rivers / Court OKs role of water-quality boards
    386. Pacific Lumber logging
    387. Gap family offers millions to help revive Humboldt logging firm (12/22/07)
    388. Mediation doesn't settle Pacific Lumber bankruptcy dispute (12/19/07)
    389. Pacific Lumber wants to sell 29,000 acres of north state redwoods (10/2/07)
    390. Suit filed over Headwaters logging deal (4/20/07)
    391. Venue for lumber case argued (3/7/07)
    392. Don't let Hurwitz off (1/24/07)
    393. Pacific Lumber Leans (1/20/07)
    394. California environmental news
    395. Edison hurrying to finish Mt. Wilson project before owls nest (12/26/07)
    396. The birds are back: Good news along the Pacific Coast Flyway (11/18/07)
    397. California greening (9/4/07)
    398. State, EU talk about pollution (8/30/07)
    399. Yolo County ranch a site for agricultural-environmental cooperation (8/13/07)
    400. Melvin Lane, Sunset publisher, conservationist (8/2/07)
    401. Book recounts environmentalists' fight in the Bay Area (7/19/07)
    402. California group pushes for conservation to be added to farm subsidies (7/10/07)
    403. Boxer's push to protect honeybees (7/6/07)
    404. Deal will protect seven miles of river (6/22/07)
    405. California standards could crimp Canada oil boom (6/6/07)
    406. Wildlife watchdog ponders limits (6/5/07)
    407. In John Muir's footsteps (6/4/07)
    408. It Won't Be Easy Being Green (5/24/07)
    409. Conservation Tips: Although most are standard, showering with a friend still not bad idea (4/12/07)
    410. Mandatory Restrictions: Water agencies say imposed summer cutbacks possible (4/12/07)
    411. Schwarzenegger's guiltless green (4/12/07)
    412. Struggling seabirds (4/3/07)
    413. Sierra poet makes case in prose for preserving nature (2/26/07)
    414. General environmental news
    415. A very green year (12/17/07)
    416. Environmental destruction that chokes growth (11/29/07)
    417. Wildlife refuges generate some 1.7B (11/27/07)
    418. Mexico fund will protect butterflies (11/26/07)
    419. Floods devastate northern India state (10/5/07)
    420. Exploring an amphibian epidemic (8/7/07)
    421. She broadened First Lady's domain (7/12/07)
    422. The bald eagle soars again (7/3/07)
    423. Bald eagle being taken off U.S. list (6/28/07)
    424. Energy bill draft splits House Dems (6/8/07)
    425. Brazilian rancher guilty in nun's killing (5/16/07)
    426. U.S. Court rebuffs Bush on tuna ban (4/28/07)
    427. Effort to catalog every species tops 1 million (4/8/07)
    428. Protection, acre by acre (3/27/07)
    429. Feds drop Yellowstone grizzly from list (3/23/07)
    430. TechNet is keen on green (3/16/07)
    431. Sales soar at green-tech companies (3/7/07)
    432. Wildlife refuges lack means to survive (2/27/07)
    433. Idaho senator loses fish fight on appeal (1/25/07)
13. 2006
    1. Bush administration assault on forest
    3. Congress shift may benefit public lands (12/28/06)
    4. New screening rules concern scientists at Geological Survey (12/14/06)
    5. GOP misses chance to reshape environmental laws (12/14/06)
    6. White House probed: Gag on scientists? (11/2/06)
    7. Court tells government to justify denying frog endangered status (10/19/06)
    8. No place to build roads (9/25/06)
    9. Judge overturns Bush policy on new forest roads (9/21/06)
    10. Judge rules against Bush on pesticides (8/25/06)
    11. Big Oil lobbyists stall bills in legislature that industry opposes (7/14/06)
    12. A clueless policy on roadless areas (7/13/06) (registration required)
    13. Park Service retirees say cuts endanger visitors, wildlife / Response times grow as patrols shrink, national survey finds (6/16/06)
    14. The roadless raid (6/12/06)
    15. House Oks Arctic drilling again– future is dim in Senate (5/26/06)
    16. U.S. rejects protection for a spotted owl (5/24/06)
    17. Bush snubs Gore film on global warming (5/23/06)
    18. Vice president defends White House at Stockton fundraiser (5/23/06)
    19. Offshore drilling bid fails in House (5/19/06)
    20. House passes bill to speed OK of post-fire timber sales (5/18/06)
    22. U.S. OKs slashing salmon season (4/29/06)
    23. BushCo's Earth Day visit to Napa reveals the president's true nature (4/28/06)
    24. State's political watchdog has far fewer teeth (4/27/06)
    25. Scientists say they're being gagged by Bush (4/16/06)
    26. Senate Oks budget with Arctic refuge drilling provision (3/17/06)
    27. Idaho governor named Interior secretary (3/17/06)
    28. Salvage logging bill would cut review time for projects (3/16/06)
    29. Fiery GOP representative won't pursue 15th term (3/7/06)
    30. A move to ease pesticide laws (3/2/06)
    31. Paperwork restricts wildlife monitoring (2/22/06)
    32. Congressmen urge transparency at NASA (2/17/06)
    33. Sale of public lands proposed (2/11/06)
    34. NASA climate researcher accuses 2nd agency of muzzling scientists (2/11/06)
    35. GOP to renew push to drill for Arctic oil (1/26/06)
    36. Ex-EPA chiefs blame Bush on global warming (1/18/06)
    37. Lobbying reform easier said than done (1/16/06)
    38. A donor who had big allies (1/10/06)
    39. CALIFORNIA / State sues over plan to boost Sierra logging / Forest Service failed to disclose crucial data, Lockyer says
    40. Forest Service
    41. Forest Service loses in federal court (4/25/06)
    42. Global Warming
    43. Floating Arctic ice shelf drifts along Canada's northern shore (12/29/06)
    Carmakers ask judge to kill suit (12/18/06)
    44. Gore implores scientists to raise alarms (12/15/06)
    45. Utility district votes against coal-fired plant (12/15/06)
    46. Regulators move to curb coal plants (12/14/06)
    47. A Warming World: Spring gets out of sync (12/14/06)
    48. Ice at North Pole could be gone by 2040, scientists warn (12/13/06)
    49. Prince Charles to reduce his "carbon footprint' (12/8/06)
    50. Senator gives global warming alarm a final cold shoulder (12/7/06)
    51. Ocean warming's effect on phytoplankton (12/7/06)
    52. Boxer to call state leaders to testify on warming law (12/7/06)
    53. Western states team up to fight global warming (12/2/06)
    54. High court divided on warming (11/30/06)
    55. A global court case (11/29/06)
    56. Carmakers say state's greenhouse rules would endanger SUVs (11/29/06)
    57. Top court to hear emissions argument (11/27/06)
    58. Little progress made at climate change meeting (11/18/06)
    59. Fuzzy Science: Big Hydro's role in global warming (11/17/06)
    60. Pollution one idea to cool the Earth (11/17/06)
    61. State of the Arctic: Warming, melting (11/17/06)
    62. The cost of climate change (11/16/06)
    63. White House sued for not doing report on warming (11/16/06)
    64. New windmills near delta fuel state's global warming fight (11/16/06)
    65. Africans speak out on warming (11/16/06)
    66. No winners on climate-change list (11/15/06)
    67. Scientists: Climate change fueling fires (11/14/06)
    68. Global warming heats squabble over Northwest Passage (11/7/06)
    69. U.S. defends stance on global warming (11/6/06)
    70. Climate conference convenes in Kenya (11/6/06)
    71. U.N. Reports record high for greenhouse gases (11/4/06)
    72. Warning forecast: Economic disaster (10/31/06)
    73. Roadblock to cleaner cars (10/30/06)
    74. Report warns about global warming (10/30/06)
    75. Ski resorts fight global warming (10/27/06)
    76. Climate extremes are coming, study says (10/21/06)
    77. Extended South Pole cold spell blamed for bigger hole in ozone (10/20/06)
    78. Increase reported in ocean 'dead zones' (10/20/06)
    79. Climate extremes coming, study says (10/20/06)
    80. Africa's glaciers melting away (10/13/06)
    81. Senator fights the tide, calls warming by humans a hoax (10/11/06)
    82. Report warns of warming in West (10/6/06)
    83. Scientists issue global warming report (10/5/06)
    84. Global warming fear lights fire under Congress (9/23/06)
    85. Tycoon gives billions for energy that doesn't warm Earth (9/22/06)
    86. Forecast is cloudy at climate conference (9/14/06)
    87. Even in winter, arctic ice melting (9/14/06)
    88. Report links global warming,storms (9/12/06)
    89. Scientists see new global warming threat (9/6/06)
    90. 'A critical step' on warming (9/1/06)
    91. Going with the flow: Analysts say it's an inevitable sea change (9/1/06)
    92. Global warming bill nears completion to meet deadline (8/29/06)
    93. Global warming/The Sierra Investigations: Water signs (8/27/06)
    94. Feinstein unveils Dem plan to cut greenhouse gas (8/25/06)
    95. Greenland's ice cap is melting at a frighteningly fast rate (8/10/06)
    96. Time to put climate change on the national agenda (8/9/06)
    97. Performing high-altitude research on global warming (8/2/06)
    98. If you thought last week was hot . . . (8/1/06)
    99. Greenland's huge ice sheet is melting far faster than scientists expected (7/2/06
    100. Top court gets case on global warming (6/27/06)
    101. How climate change affects you right now (6/25/06)
    102. It's official: We live in hot times (6/23/06)
    103. That was the wave that was (7/27/06)
    104. Climate change seen hurting national parks (7/26/06)
    105. Scientists split on heat wave cause (7/25/06)
    106. Climate change link seen in surge of Western blazes (7/7/06)
    107. Greenhouse gas turning oceans acidic (7/6/06)
    108. Greenland's huge ice sheet is melting far faster than scientists expected (7/2/06)
    109. Top court gets case on global warming (6/27/06)
    110. How climate change affects you right now (6/25/06)
    111. It's official: We live in hot times (6/23/06)
    112. Permafrost melt could speed up global warming (6/16/06)
    113. The earth is heating up like a meteor from hell and we're all going to die. Now that's inconvenient (6/2/06)
    114. 2 studies tie stronger hurricanes to global warming (5/31/06)
    115. Study undermines argument of climate-change skeptics (5/3/06)
    116. Dramatic warming of air over Antarctic (3/31/06)
    117. Mt. Hood's big glaciers shrinking, study says (3/27/06)
    118. Oceans rising fast, new studies find (3/24/06)
    119. Arctic sea ice faces another year of decline (3/15/06)
    120. Warmer climate alters Arctic food chain (3/10/06)
    121. Antarctica ice melting faster than can be replenished, satellites show (3/3/06)
    122. Combating global warming makes economic sense (2/21/06)
    123. Alarming data on Greenland's glaciers (2/17/06)
    124. The difference a degree makes (1/15/06)
    125. It's much too late to sweat global warming / Time to prepare for inevitable effects of our ill-fated future
    126. Park Service wants to eliminate exotic deer at Point Reyes (2/4/05)
    127. National Park Service
    128. Timber poachers: Park managers are cracking down on thieves stealing old-growth redwood logs (9/18/06)
    129. New policy on national parks expected to favor conservation (8/31/06)
    130. Park service chief quitting after 5 years (7/26/06)
    131. Park service retirees say cuts endanger visitors, wildlife (6/16/06)
    132. Cutbacks squeeze national parks (5/1/06)
    133. National parks struggle with higher costs (4/6/06)
    134. Richard Pombo
    135. CALIFORNIA / New lawmaker already battling to keep seat
    136. Unlikely new lawmaker rode winds of change (11/20/06)
    137. Pombo considers options in wake of stunning defeat (11/20/06)
    138. Political greenhorn: McNerney arrives in D.C. to take Pombo's seat, learn ropes (11/14/06)
    139. All eyes on McNerney (11/13/06)
    140. Election Aftermath: America, what's at stake: the environment (11/12/06)
    141. Feinstein and Boxer poised for pivotal roles in U.S. policy (11/10/06)
    142. Challenger defeats Pombo in a stunner (11/8/06)
    143. Turnout seen as key in race for Pombo's seat (11/4/06)
    144. The election a big test of get-out-vote operations (11/3/06)
    145. Environmental groups raise funds to unseat Pombo (10/31/06)
    146. Focus is on Pombo and Doolittle as Nov. 7 nears (10/19/06)
    147. Replace Pombo with McNerney (10/17/06)
    148. Pombo-McNerney debate underlines their differences (10/9/06)
    149. Fight against Pombo revived (7/25/06)
    150. Pombo basks in his decisive victory (6/8/06)
    151. Tracy rep Pombo beats back challenge (6/7/06)
    152. Environmental push and pull: McCloskey says he's running to restore Republican values (6/4/06)
    153. Environmental push and pull: Richard Pombo confident despite fiercer attacks from "enviros" (6/4/06)
    154. Election a test for GOP, Pombo's incumbency (5/31/06)
    155. McCloskey over Pombo (5/24/06)
    156. Pombo under fire from watchdog group (5/5/06)
    157. Pombo family park tour cost taxpayers (2/10/06)
    158. GOP rival moves in to take on Pombo (1/24/06)
    159. Pombo-ized" bills worry lawmakers (3/31/06)
    160. California forest news
    161. BERKELEY / Woodman, spare the trees, grandes dames cry / Prestigious women protest UC plan to uproot oaks for gym
    162. City sues Cal over training center (12/20/06)
    163. Pocket change to change the world (12/19/06)
    164. Groups to sue UC Berkeley over planned tree removal (12/19/06)
    165. Treesitter barred from Berkeley campus (12/14/06)
    166. Tree-sitter barred from Berkeley campus (12/13/06)
    167. Tree-sitters act to save oaks at stadium site (12/4/06)
    168. YMCA officials listen to pleas to save trees (12/4/06)
    169. Scientists set up in Sierra to track shrinking snowpack (11/12/06)
    170. No bail for suspect in deadly wildfire (11/3/06) (registration required)
    171. Global family affair: Sequoia park finds sister in Cambodia (10/4/06)
    172. World's tallest tree, a redwood, confirmed (9/29/06)
    173. Hard choices for governor: 2 new bills on warming (9/21/06)
    174. Eureka! New tallest living thing discovered (9/7/06)
    175. Will Sequoias survive? (9/5/06)
    176. Experts battle oak tree disease (9/5/06)
    177. Ghosts and Rust: Does Hayfork deserve to be saved?" (9/3/06)
    178. Judge tosses sequoia park logging plan (8/23/06)
    179. The 'Grandfather' of Oakland's redwoods (8/14/06)
    180. Forest Service rebuked on logging (8/10/06)
    181. More relief squeezed from Senate for salmon fishers (7/14/06)
    182. Governor petitioning to save roadless areas (7/12/06)
    183. Rare alliance would protect land in Sierra (7/10/06)
    184. Santa Cruz County's logging laws upheld by state's top court (7/1/06)
    185. Day in court for Sierra's forests (6/19/06)
    186. Fight over a forest's future (6/18/06) (registration required)
    187. Sequoia National Forest fire plan pulled (6/9/06)
    188. CALIFORNIA / Santa Cruz County's logging laws upheld by state's top court (7/1/06)
    189. State high court to hear appeal on logging plan (3/31/06)
    190. HUMBOLDT COUNTY / State high court to hear appeal on logging plan (3/31/06)
    191. Condors are nesting in coastal redwood (3/30/06)
    192. Judge orders salmon water plan on Klamath River to start (3/28/06)
    193. BIG SUR / Condors are nesting in coastal redwood / Northern California has first sighting in more than century
    194. Where are the Klamath salmon? (3/20/06)
    195. Feds float 3 options on salmon (3/9/06)
    196. Big tree ambitions (3/6/06)
    197. Imagine a year without local salmon (3/3/06)
    198. Illegal logging called a likely factor in slide (2/18/06)
    199. Ex-firefighter guilty of starting 3 blazes (2/14/06)
    200. General forest news
    201. Trees make even wallets green (12/24/06)
    202. Timber firms' green label at risk (12/24/06)
    203. Brazil creates largest tropical rainforest preserve (12/5/06)
    204. The view is good - and their cause is lofty (12/5/06)
    205. Old Timbers Get New Life (11/15/06)
    206. Study shows hope for recovery of world's forests (11/14//06)
    207. Forest fire strategy: Just let it go (11/8/06)
    208. The Post-Burning Question: Log It or Leave It? (10/17/06)
    209. Mysterious malady hits aspens in the Rockies (9/27/06)
    210. Helicopter logging begins in Agness (8/22/06) (Biscuit roadless area logging)
    211. Global warming fight heats up in capitol (7/13/06)
    212. The new timber line: Conservationists and loggers, old enemies, try working together (6/26/06)
    213. Rangers see rise in rowdiness (6/25/06)
    214. Timber sale in burned roadless area to go on (6/8/06)
    215. Almost all tropical forests unprotected (5/26/06)
    216. Once upon a forest (4/10/06)
    217. Feds to do own spotted owl survey (4/3/06)
    218. Forest Service still lacking Latinos (3/31/06)
    219. Forest Service looks beyond land sales for revenue (3/28/06)
    220. Bloggers against loggers (3/22/06)
    221. Urban growth felling trees (3/20/06)
    222. Lawmaker seeks probe of logging study (2/7/06)
    223. Vast tract preserved in Canada (2/7/06)
    224. Key ruling on logging and rivers (1/31/06)
    225. Pacific Lumber logging
    226. State expected to allow Pacific Lumber to transfer habitat restrictions (registration required) (6/29/06)
    227. Pacific Lumber offers to sell 60,000 acres– environmental groups may bid for forest land (2/11/06)
    228. California environmental news
    229. 'Ike' Livermore - environmentalist from Gold Rush family (12/8/06)
    230. Elizabeth Terwilliger - influential environmental teacher (11/30/06)
    231. Dispute over greenhouse gas law comes down to power play (11/2/06)
    232. Jewels of California wilderness get strong federal protection (10/18/06)
    233. Nunez slams governor on emission law (10/17/06)
    234. Bill to create new California wilderness goes to president (9/29/06)
    235. State's war on warming (9/28/06)
    236. State's greenhouse gas bill signed (9/27/06)John Nejedly - environmentalist (9/22/06)
    237. Business: is green good or bad for state's economy? (9/1/06)
    238. The Green State: California needs to hustle to stay ahead (9/1/06)
    239. Landmark deal on greenhouse gas emissions (8/30/06)
    240. Governor, legislature remain split on key bills (8/30/06)
    241. Governor, lawmakers differ on greenhouse gas measure (8/23/06)
    242. Industry starts to back rules on greenhouse gas (8/23/06)
    243. A world of opportunity (8/17/06)
    244. Businesses divided over warming bill's bottom line (8/17/06)
    245. Yes, it is California's issue (8/16/06)
    246. Shades of a global warming fix (8/14/06)
    247. California should be the coolest (8/13/06)
    248. Calif., Ore. fishing declared a disaster (8/10/06)
    249. Bill capping emissions is worthy goal (8/8/06)
    250. U.K., Calif strike global warming deal (8/1/06)
    251. Schwarzenegger walks tightrope on global warming (8/1/06)
    252. The bottom line on global warming (7/31/06)
    253. Britain and California unite on global warming (7/31/06)
    254. Time to get serious about climate change (7/30/06)
    255. Utilities give global warming skeptic big bucks (7/28/06)
    256. Miles of coast given to state for public use (7/28/06)
    257. A wilderness deal (7/28/06)
    258. Green issues are big for Schwarzenegger (7/27/06)
    259. Tearing down dam a bomb in Capitol (7/22/06)
    260. How green is your governor? (7/16/06)
    261. Governor buys into Bush roadless policy (7/15/06( (registration required)
    262. 9th Circuit vindicates 2005 salmon cutbacks (7/7/06)
    263. Fishing industry gets skunked (7/3/06)
    264. State aid proposed for salmon fishermen (6/30/06)
    265. Fish fight turns bitter: Federal limits (6/29/06)
    266. Fish fight turns bitter: Reaction (6/29/06)
    267. Ex-Westly aide to be named head of state EPA (5/19/06)
    268. It takes a watershed to sustain our salmon (5/17/06)
    269. A hard choice on Klamath salmon (5/2/06)
    270. Salmon fishermen protest cuts (4/25/06)
    271. Governor: go slow in fight on warming (4/12/06)
    272. Governor wants industry to cut greenhouse gases (4/11/06)
    273. California's cool(ing) opportunity (4/11/06)
    274. Governor to focus on global warming (4/10/06)
    275. Council opts for limits on wild salmon catch (4/7/06)
    276. Breakthrough plan to cut greenhouse gases (4/4/06)
    277. The Klamath clash (4/3/06)
    278. SACRAMENTO / Council opts for limits on wild salmon catch / 'No fishing' option thrown back -- final ruling expected by May
    279. James R. Compton - philanthropist (3/21/06)
    280. How green is Arnold? (3/14/06
    281. Governor to push global warming fight (2/17/06)
    282. State PUC votes today on greenhouse gas cap (2/16/06)
    283. Public gets chance to eye UC's bug museum for Darwin's birthday (2/14/06)
    284. State PUC votes today on greenhouse gas cap / California response to global warming is still years away (2/16/06)
    285. Suit challenges murrelet protection (1/25/06)
    286. General environmental news
    287. Whooping cranes are returning from brink (12/27/06)
    288. Wildlife refuges on life support (12/22/06)
    289. U.S. making it official: Eagle not endangered (12/27/06)
    290. U.S. plans to list polar bears as species at risk (12/27/06)
    291. Green laws no slam-dunk in new Congress (12/18/06)
    292. Victoria's Secret greens catalog (12/13/06)
    293. Boxer says no more environmental rollbacks (12/5/06)
    294. Fish population on the brink (11/3/06)
    295. Heat rescue for coho salmon and steelhead trout (7/26/06)
    296. National Guard troops sent to fight wildfires (7/25/06)
    297. House OKs state wilderness bill (7/25/06)
    298. House panel OKs land preserves (7/20/06) (registration required)
    299. Now's the time to cellar wine (7 /11/06)
    300. Extinction crisis for amphibians (7/7/06)
    301. Endangered Species Act reform needed? (7/5/06)
    302. Sea life counts dive for 2nd year (6/23/06)
    303. Where have all the butterflies gone? (5/9/06)
    304. Polar bears, hippos on endangered list (5/2/06)
    305. And the Goldman Award winners are . . . (4/24/06)
    306. Biologists campaign for Species Act (3/9/06)
    307. Yukon’s Dawson City treading on thin ice (3/6/06)
    308. Luna Leopold - hydrologist, UC professor (3/6/06)
    309. Bald eagle may fly on its own (2/14/06)
    310. Polar bears to be considered for threatened species list (2/9/06)
    311. Survival of a reef (1/17/06)
    312. Seashore Sea Change (1/16/06)
    313. Once an environmental leader, U.S. now barely follows (1/4/06)
14. 2005
    1. Bush administration assault on forest
    2. Senate blocks oil drilling push for Arctic refuge (12/22/05)
    3. Logging postponed (12/22/05)
    4. Congress drops plan to split Ninth Circuit (12/21/05)
    5. Senate blocks Alaska refuge drilling (12/21/05)
    6. Alaska drilling's Senate crusader (12/20/05)
    7. Congress down to wire on funding, budget-cutting bills (12/20/05)
    8. House opens way for oil drilling in Arctic (12/19/05)
    9. New twist to Arctic drilling deal (12/19/05)
    10. Face-off over Arctic drilling funds in defense spending bill (12/17/05)
    11. GOP eases proposal on public land sales (12/13/05)
    12. Bush officials trying to win back GOP moderates on Arctic drilling (12/13/05)
    13. A buzzsaw of protest (12/12/05)
    14. Two Nobel laureates hit Bush on science (12/9/05)
    15. A quiet move in House to split the 9th Circuit (11/30/05)
    16. This land is our land (11/25/05)
    17. House GOP rift on budget bill forces delay on vote (11/11/05)
    18. Alaskan refuge drilling pulled from House bill (11/11/05)
    19. Oil drilling in refuge a step closer (11/4/05)
    20. Agency proposes reducing protected area for rare frog (11/4/05)
    21. Suit could follow any delisting of marbled murrelet (10/26/05)
    22. Arctic drilling Okd by Senate panel (10/21/05)
    23. Water plan for Klamath is rejected (10/19/05)
    24. Supreme Court to consider cutting wetlands protection (10/12/05)
    25. Our government can do something about the weather (10/2/05)
    26. Science can't win in Washington (9/25/05)
    27. US to review 194 species on endangered list (9/23/05)
    28. Repeal of road ban challenged (8/31/05)
    29. White House wants nature off the agenda (8/27/05)
    30. Energy strategy laid out (8/26/05)
    31. US judge stops renewal of drilling leases (8/13/05)
    32. Gov't cuts back Pacific salmon habitat (8/13/05)
    33. Coastal panel rejects US drilling proposal (8/12/05)
    34. "Hapless toad” case shows how court nominee thinks (8/1/05)
    35. Federal cattle grazing analysis called whitewash (6/18/05)
    36. Agriculture dept. paid freelance writer (5/12/05)
    37. Bush carves up the backcountry (5/9/05)
    38. Agency: Data on endangered panthers flawed (3/22/05)
    39. Fired biologist won't let upon on wildlife service (3/13/05)
    40. Senate OKs drilling in Alaska refuge (3/17/05)
    41. Kerry pledges to fight Bush on Alaska oil (3/11/05)
    42. Politically reviewed science (2/17/05)
    43. Wildlife scientists feeling heat (2/10/05)
    44. Forest Service
    45. National forest logging turns green trees to red ink (11/29/05)
    46. Groups sue to preserve roadless areas in national forests (10/7/05)
    47. War over oil: Feds plan to extend drilling in Los Padres National Forest (8/25/05)
    48. US slashes estimated recreational value of national forests 90% (8/17/05)
    49. Administration loses round over new logging rules (8/3/05)
    50. Helicopter logging in national forest (8/2/05)
    51. Enviros, industry predict forest battles ahead (7/13/05)
    52. Sequoia forest fire plan is illegal (7/13/05)
    53. New rule opens national forests to roads (5/5/05)
    54. Forester responsible for expanded Sierra logging calls it quits (5/3/05)
    55. Lockyer files suit to stop logging plan (3/4/05)
    56. S.F. court to hear challenge to Bush national forest rules (2/18/05)
    57. Logging challenged along Klamath River tributary (2/15/05)
    58. At age 100, US Forest Service reviews its mandate (1/23/05)
    59. Forest Service plans to start tree thinning (1/19/05)
    60. Global Warming
    61. Cold truth on the Arctic (12/23/05)
    62. Scientists rate '05 among hottest years on record (12/16/05)
    63. U.S. isolated at global warming talks (12/10/05)
    64. Canadian leader rips U.S. over warming (12/8/05)
    65. Chilling out with global warming (12/8/05)
    66. Global warming stalks Yosemite (11/27/05)
    67. Global warming study forecasts more water shortages (11/17/05)
    68. Global warming devastating to Arctic cultures (12/4/05)
    69. Study shows weakening of heat-transporting ocean currents (12/1/05)
    70. Greenhouse gas levels highest ever measured (11/15/05)
    71. Should we trust a novelist on global warming? (11/15/05)
    72. Climate study augurs centuries of warming (11/2/05)
    73. Global cooling: Seven steps you can take to fight warming of planet (9/18/05)
    74. Global warming "past point of no return" (9/18/05)
    75. Greenhouse emissions reduced by biodiesel (9/13/05)
    76. U.S. judge OKs suit on global warming (8/25/05)
    77. Arctic ice melting at faster rate, researchers find (8/24/05)
    78. Global warming linked to hurricanes (8/1/05)
    79. U.S., other nations join to promote use of cleaner energy (7/28/05)
    80. Poll says legislators should act on climate (7/21/05)
    81. 2 GOP lawmakers in rare public spat over global warming (7/18/05)
    82. Sea life in peril– plankton vanishing (7/12/05)
    83. Bush at G-8 shifts view on global warming (7/11/05)
    84. Signs of hope on warming, poverty (7/10/05)
    85. Pack ice melting earlier, imperiling polar bear, panel says (7/8/05)
    86. Bush, Blair at odds on global warming (7/8/05)
    87. The good life means more greenhouse gas (7/6/05)
    88. Bush won't change position on global warming (7/5/05)
    89. Senate supports Bush on climate change (6/22/05)
    90. G-8 bows to U.S. on climate change (6/17/05)
    91. New options sought for carbon dioxide (6/10/05)
    92. Official altered reports on links to global warming (6/8/05)
    93. Siberia's Arctic lakes drying up- permafrost apparently melting (6/3/05)
    94. As climate shifts, Antarctic ice sheet is growing (5/20/05)
    95. Ocean tells the story: Earth is heating up (4/28/05)
    96. Smaller glaciers in key Antarctic area (4/25/05)
    97. Inuit emphasize melting Arctic on Earth Day (4/22/05)
    98. Global warming's toll on Northwest forests debated (4/12/05)
    99. Global warming may be making rivers too hot (3/27/05)
    100. New global warming evidence presented (2/19/05)
    101. Kyoto treaty goes into effect (2/16/05)
    102. A commonsense look at a global problem (2/16/05)
    103. It's much too late to sweat global warming (2/11/05)
    104. National Park Service
    105. National parks' pot farms blamed on cartels (11/18/05)
    106. Park Service plan backs off from controversial proposals (10/19/05)
    107. Poaching gangs ravage national parks (5/8/05)
    108. Park Service wants to eliminate exotic deer at Point Reyes (2/4/05)
    109. Richard Pombo
    110. GOP cuts changes in U.S. mining law out of budget bill (12/14/05)
    111. Pombo hopes to help mining (11/10/05)
    112. Tracy lawmaker accused of owing taxes for taking junkets (10/21/05)
    113. Pombo proposes lifting offshore drilling moratorium (10/7/05)
    114. House votes major changes to Endangered Species Act (9/30/05)
    115. Pombo loses ability to fly under radar (9/24/05)
    116. No Arctic oil drilling? How about selling parks? (9/24/05)
    117. Rewriting Endangered Species Act (9/20/05)
    118. Welcome to Pombo country (8/25/05)
    119. Species Act a failure, GOP lawmaker says (5/18/05- third story on page)
    120. California forest news
    121. Judge halts logging project in Sequoia National Monument (11/14/05)
    122. Groups appeal decision to drill in forest (9/16/05)
    123. Judge blocks Sequoia Forest logging (9/13/05)
    124. Owl wars? Feds consider plan to shoot spotted owl's enemies in the West (8/9/05)
    125. Idyllic Sierra a potent case for safeguards
    126. In salmon case, court upholds pesticide ban (6/30/05)
    127. Sierra counties told to plan for growth (6/21/05)
    128. Judge closes 700 miles of off-road trails on Eldorado National Forest (5/11/05)
    129. Lawsuits set after final review of Sierra forest plan (3/22/05)
    130. A Sierra reprieve (3/11/05)
    131. Accord reached on valley (3/10/05)
    132. State's forest reseeding operation at risk (2/28/05)
    133. Wheels of change moving slowly for Schwarzenegger (2/16/05)
    134. Saving the Sierra (2/4/05)
    135. State sues over plan to boost Sierra logging (2/2/05)
    136. Is the biographer of Judi Bari a tool of the right– or just a skeptical liberal? (2/2/05)
    137. Giant sequoia getting shorter (2/8/05)
    138. Oak disease variant looms as new threat (1/22/05)
    139. General forest news
    140. Help for pineros vowed: Forest Service chief wants big changes (12/2/05)
    141. Deal to form biggest private U.S. company (11/14/05)
    142. Local forest officials to decide off-road use (11/3/05)
    143. Robert Adams' visions of ravaged forests cut deeply (10/26/05)
    144. Rainforest damage much worse than thought (10/21/05)
    145. Healing a watershed (9/23/05)
    146. A light in the forest (9/9/05)
    147. Village in Guatemalan rain forest thrives with ecological logging (8/22/05)
    148. Treetop excursion zips tourists through Alaska's forest canopy (7/18/05)
    149. Wilderness protection bill slowly advances (7/15/05)
    150. Timber giant loses anti-trust appeal (6/5/05)
    151. Sawmill land deal for shoreline park (5/20/05)
    152. New England sees new look to logging (5/19/05)
    153. Cost of logging plans soars, university study finds (3/23/05)
    154. Brazil creates 2 huge forest reserves (2/18/05)
    155. Nun killed in Brazil an unflinching advocate (2/16/05)
    156. A Lifelong Activist’s Last Fight (1/16/05)
    157. Pacific Lumber logging
    158. Palco wins appeal (12/13/05)
    159. Pepper spray case settlement is near (12/2/05) (fourth story on page)
    160. Logging company trims back its plans (11/1/05)
    161. Headwaters report card (10/28/05)
    162. Hurwitz could give up ownership of redwoods (8/2/05)
    163. The financial wizard behind Pacific Lumber controversy (6/12/05)
    164. Pacific Lumber logging blocked (6/17/05)
    165. Suit against Pacific Lumber is dismissed (6/15/05)
    166. Lumber dispute coming to a head (6/12/05)
    167. Bid to put limit on pepper spray (5/9/05)
    168. Logging protesters win pepper spray case (4/28/05)
    169. Pacific Lumber mill closure to affect 101 workers (4/26/05)
    170. State water board orders Pacific Lumber to halt logging temporarily (4/6/05)
    171. Timber firm wins OK to clearcut redwoods (3/17/05)
    172. Report predicted landslides from excess logging (3/16/05)
    173. Headwaters headache (2/9/05)
    174. Bankruptcy threat with an edge (1/25/05)
    175. California environmental news
    176. Recreation area about to get bigger (12/7/05)
    177. A flawed plan to isolate California (11/23/05)
    178. Sacramento sunshine (11/23/05)
    179. Governor sued for meeting records (11/22/05)
    180. State's fragile ecosystems, their inhabitants showcased (11/19/05)
    181. Once-ravaged Point Reyes blooming with new life (10/2/05)
    182. Schwarzenegger's air board choice rejected (9/1/05)
    183. What's inside some noted Californians (8/31/05)
    184. Running on empty (8/31/05)
    185. Wrong pick for air board (8/31/05)
    186. Governor leans toward a paler shade of green (8/29/05)
    187. CAFTA signed into law (8/4/05)
    188. Mayor touts 'green' goal in affordable housing (8/4/05)
    189. Why steelhead would say: 'It's the water, stupid!' (7/27/05)
    190. On the trail of a secret waterfall (7/24/05)
    191. Audit: Feds didn't follow procedures on Calif. water plan (7/14/05)
    192. Plans afoot to name trail for Burton (6/14/05)
    193. Governor acts to curb state's gas emissions (6/2/05)
    194. Economic castaways: Salmon fishery protections unnerve commercial fishermen (5/2/05)
    195. Heinz honors go to two in Bay Area (5/2/05)
    196. 2 state rivers among 10 most threatened (4/13/05)
    197. City attorney warns against ending ban on herbicide use (4/5/05)
    198. Oakland: City considers joining Climate Exchange (3/22/05)
    199. 400-year-old oak flourishing after L.A. county developers move it (3/22/05)
    200. Into the wilderness (3/18/05)
    201. Salmon prices expected to go up (3/12/05)
    202. Governor finds trouble at home... OVERHAUL PLAN: He drops proposal to abolish 88 boards (2/18/05)
    203. State bypasses Kyoto, fights global warming (2/17/05)
    204. Fort Bragg sees future in polluted past (2/16/05)
    205. California gives automakers a road map (2/16/05)
    206. CalPERS seeks environmental data (2/15/05)
    207. Board cuts are a hitch in governor's big overhaul (2/14/05)
    208. General environmental news
    209. Museums face challenges on evolution (12/26/05)
    210. "Threatened" status sought for polar bears (12/16/05)
    211. Real or Fake? Choosing a Christmas tree can be an ethical quagmire for environmentalists (12/15/05)
    212. Fishermen organize national lobby group to push their interests (12/4/05)
    213. Accusations of land grab in budget bill (11/24/05)
    214. Warm water called threat to fisheries (11/18/05)
    215. Middle-road enviros (11/17/05)
    216. It will happen, and they will come (11/15/05)
    217. Judge dismisses utility lawsuit brought by states (9/16/05)
    218. Arctic oil: How much oil is anybody's guess (8/30/05)
    219. Arctic oil: Oil is the lifeblood of Alaska (8/29/05)
    220. Arctic oil: The last refuge (8/28/05)
    221. R. Frederick Fisher - lawyer and seminal environmental activist (8/23/05)
    222. Energy bill widens domestic fuel production (7/27/05)
    223. EPA made deals with the Weather Channel (7/19/05)
    224. EPA exempt from regulating greenhouse gases (7/19/05)
    225. FBI monitors activists, court documents show (7/18/05)
    226. A dissonant note as G-8 summit opens (7/7/05)
    227. Activists hope to force G-8 to act (7/6/05)
    228. Judge rejects Bush dam plan (5/27/05)
    229. Required pollution limits derailed in Senate (6/23/05)
    230. To drain or not to drain (6/13/05)
    231. Rio's poor sprout life anew on denuded rain forest hillsides (6/3/05)
    232. Unstoppable march of citizen advocates (5/19/05)
    233. Foundation offers funding for fish habitat projects (5/4/05)
    234. ‘Lord God bird,’ once thought extinct, spotted in Arkansas swamps (4/29/05)
    235. Environmentalists to challenge oil giant (4/27/05)
    236. Earth Day 35 years later: Our legacy from John Muir (4/22/05)
    237. House OKs energy bill laden with tax breaks (4/22/05)
    238. One planet, many heroes (4/20/05)
    239. Environment award for Mexican Indian (4/18/05)
    240. Emission limits OK for economy, agency says (4/16/05)
    241. Democrats may block EPA, FDA nominees (4/7/05)
    242. Gas-thirsty cars imperil U.S., conservative ex-officials warn (4/7/05)
    243. New report says primate species at risk (4/6/05)
    244. Conservation they can bank on (3/29/05)
    245. Peace Prize winner appeals to U.S. to forgive Kenya's debt (3/2/05)
    246. RFK's son touts environmental message at Capitol (3/2/05)
    247. Bush signs on to help clean air in China, India (2/26/05)
    248. The boxes survived (2/23/05)
    249. Should religion have a voice? (2/16/05)
15. 2004
    1. Bush administration assault on forest
    2. New forest planning rules to be reviewed (12/30/04)
    3. Holiday gift for timber industry (12/27/04)
    4. New rule for forest planning (12/23/04)
    5. New sales reignite timber battles (12/12/04)
    6. 'No surprises' rules revived for developers (12/11/05)
    7. Panel sees good, bad in overhaul plan (12/11/04)
    8. Attention Mr. Governor: No more forest roads (11/27/04)
    9. A firestorm over fireproofing (12/8/04)
    10. Amphibian species imperiled worldwide / Global survey shows one- third threatened -- 13 in California (10/15/04)
    11. California will sue to block Sierra national forest plan (11/19/04)
    12. Alaska drilling gets tentative OK (10/22/04)
    13. Judge ends ban on snowmobiles (10/15/04)
    14. Environment clearly divides Bush and Kerry (10/7/04)
    15. Plans to drill Wyoming forest for oil on hold (9/16/04)
    16. GAO report says Forest Service PR campaign for Sierra plan legal (9/14/04)
    17. Endangered seabird could lose protection (9/2/04)
    18. Keep roadless lands free of industry inroads (8/19/04)
    19. Keep roadless lands free of industry inroads (8/19/04)
    20. Bush administration eases pesticide reviews for endangered species (7/29/04)
    21. Dems block Bush nominee for the Ninth Circuit court (7/22/04)
    22. Bush opens gates to more logging (7/13/04)
    23. U.S. to open more forests to logging (7/13/04)
    24. Opt-in plan proposed for roadless forests (7/2/04)
    25. Burning a forest to save it (5/14/04)
    26. Bush team sued over owl status (5/12/04)
    27. Kerry blasts Bush's record on protecting environment (4/21/04)
    28. Report condemned as one-sided (4/17/04)
    29. Bush accord could revive timber wars (4/12/04)
    30. Science and policy– It's an issue of trust (4/4/04)
    31. Science adviser rebuffs critics (4/3/04)
    32. Congressmen want probe of PR spending (4/2/04)
    33. Forest promotions deal questioned (4/1/04)
    34. Hostile to the environment (3/24/04)
    35. Park Service tried to conceal service cuts, files show (3/18/04)
    36. Dems attack PR for tree plan (3/11/04)
    37. General forest news
    38. MONTEREY / Oak disease variant looms as new threat / Third strain may be offspring of U.S., European types
    39. Spawner's comeback (11/27/04)
    40. Farmers may win dispute on water, fish (12/8/04)
    41. Wilderness park fees extended for decade (12/3/04)
    42. Slow-fading salmon (12/2/04)
    43. Salmon habitats face cuts (12/1/04)=
    44. Firefighter accused of setting 3 wildfires (11/25/04)
    45. Mexican tropical forest to be preserved in $3 million deal (11/12/04)
    46. Bark beetle numbers appear to drop (10/5/04)
    47. Officials demand evacuation of LA area forest (10/4/04)
    48. Lifetime hunt for world's biggest tree (10/3/04)
    49. New state agency to guard Sierra (9/24/04)
    50. Mistrial in pepper spray suit: Jurors deadlock 6-2 in favor of demonstrators (9/23/04)
    51. Activists recount pepper-spray agony (9/16/04)
    52. Retrial opens on using pepper spray on protesters' eyes (9/10/04)
    53. Ecuador free-for-all threatens tribes, trees: weak government lets loggers prevail (9/3/04)
    54. Protected status urged for spotted owl (9/1/04)
    55. Judge blocks post-fire timber sale, says hazard would grow (8/24/04)
    56. Oak disease found in Golden Gate Park (8/20/04)
    57. New push for consensus on major salmon stream (8/16/04)
    58. State boards may face demise (8/16/04)
    59. Proposals would fast-track approval of logging, oil refinery construction (8/16/04)
    60. Oak-killing disease found on a tree in New York state (7/28/04)
    61. Crusade to save a dying forest (7/6/04)
    62. Fiscal year begins without new budget (7/1/04)
    63. Logging dispute to go to court (6/18/04)
    64. Builder immunity rule halted (6/11/04)
    65. Oak death's genes decoded (6/10/04)
    66. Justices to decide on county logging rules (6/10/04)
    67. When butterflies and tourists leave, the loggers move in (6/6/04)
    68. Governor Seeks to Chop Red Tape for Loggers (5/15/04)
    69. Cal biologist solves mystery of disappearing Sierra frogs (5/13/04)
    70. Loud call for more money to prevent fires (5/12/04)
    71. Small Bay Area fires seen as early warning (5/11/04)
    72. New England logging tradition close to toppling (5/9/04)
    73. Conditions ripe for bad fire season (5/6/04)
    74. City Council bans fast-growing trees (5/5/04)
    75. Early, vicious start to fire season (5/5/04)
    76. SoCal authorities prepare for fire season amid record heat (5/2/04)
    77. Climate change's effects strikingly noticeable in West (5/2/04)
    78. Oak fungus spreads (4/29/04)
    79. FBI to pay $2 million in Earth First suit (4/23/04)
    80. Unimpeded views vs. tall trees (4/19/04)
    81. Rose linked to killer of oaks (4/2/04)
    82. Logging protest retrial to stay in San Francisco (3/23/04)
    83. Logging companies tout big plans for big trees (3/22/04)
    84. Nursery reports oak disease (3/11/04)
    85. U.S.increases tree harvest for fire prevention in Sierra (1/23/04)
    86. Governor's budget would slash funds to add protected areas (1/14/04)
    87. Preserving forests, the nation's "water factories.(1/01/04)
    88. Pacific Lumber logging
    89. Bankruptcy Threat With an Edge Lumber firm says environmental safeguards are at risk if it can't cut more trees. (1/25/04)
    90. Voters reject DA recall (3/03/04)
    91. Timber report called faulty (2/05/04)
    92. General environmental news
    93. SACRAMENTO / Critics blast governor's reorganization plan (1/27/14)
    94. Lake Tahoe warming mirrors world trend (12/21/04)
    95. S.F. nonprofit a lean, green, fighting machine (12/17/04)
    96. 3 nominated to key state agencies (12/17/04)
    97. Shrinking glaciers evidence of global warming (12/17/04)
    98. Tree hater has city stumped (12/16/04)
    99. 2004 ranks 4th on list of warmest measured (12/15/04)
    100. U.S., Arctic nations at odds on warming (11/25/04)
    101. Congress OKs Nevada land, water bill (11/18/04)
    102. 13 countries sign on to methane reuse plan (11/17/04)
    103. Warming threatens Mt. Everest, group says (11/16/04)
    104. A witness to global warming
    105. Governor picks ex-state EPA chief for Cabinet post (11/6/04)
    106. U.S. seeks to derail climate report (11/5/04)
    107. Russia paves way for treaty on emissions to take effect (11/6/04)
    108. Russia's upper house of parliament ratifies Kyoto Protocol on climate change (10/28/04)
    109. Russia moves closer to OK of Kyoto pact (10/24/04)
    110. River gets salmon born to be wild (10/21/04)
    111. Amphibian species imperiled worldwide (10/15/04
    112. Kenyan woman wins peace prize (10/9/04)
    113. Russian Cabinet approves treaty on global warming (10/1/04)
    114. Researchers detect rising carbon dioxide levels over Antarctica (9/29/04)
    115. Global warming creeps up on S.F. (9/27/04)
    116. Good going, gov (9/27/04)
    117. Air board's tough smog rules defy auto industry (9/26/04)
    118. Russia set to OK Kyoto Protocol (9/24/04)
    119. Glaciers in Antarctica melting twice as fast as in 1990s, study finds (9/24/04)
    121. Fossils show climate influencing evolution (9/20/04)
    122. Scientists' ethics bill vetoed by governor (9/16/04)
    123. 'Cool gray city' projected to turn murderously hot (9/14/04)
    124. Trout colony thriving in urbanized streams (9/9/04)
    125. How green is the governor? (9/7/04)
    126. Into the wilds (9/3/04)
    127. Wilderness Act turns 40, and people are still arguing about it (9/3/04)
    128. World-renowned paleontologist presses for 'green California' (9/1/04)
    129. U.S. report on warming puts blame on humans (8/26/04)
    130. Battle royal over monarch habitat (8/23/04)
    131. Hupa Indians battle to reclaim Trinity River (8/22/04)
    132. Report warns of flooding (8/18/04)
    133. Global warming clouds the future (8/18/04)
    134. Ebbing glaciers may make quakes likelier (8/16/04)
    136. U.S. set to announce methane agreement (7/28/04)
    137. Budget deal rests on hefty deficit, heavy borrowing (7/28/04)
    138. Proposed gold mine threatens river refuge (7/26/04)
    139. Lawmakers push for wilderness expansion (7/23/04)
    140. House panel passes measures to alter Endangered Species Act (7/22/05)
    141. Poll says foul air, gasoline prices grab Californians (7/22/04)
    142. Global warming lawsuit accuses 5 power plants (7/22/04)
    143. Compound in smoke boosts plant growth (7/19/04)
    144. Arctic Ocean census races global warming (7/19/04)
    145. Save the natives from the invaders (7/5/04)
    146. Gauging how earth breathes (7/4/04)
    147. Western drought worst in 500 years (6/18/04)
    148. Climate really is changing, scientists say (6/16/04)
    149. State seeks 30 percent cut in tailpipe emissions (6/15/04)
    150. World Bank on horns of dilemma (6/6/04)
    151. An environmental link between the U.N. and S.F. (6/4/04)
    152. Getting warmer... A movie on climate change is a warning (5/30/04)
    153. National parks cut services for visitors (5/28/04)
    154. Earthshine could shed light on global warming (5/28/04)
    155. Preserving California's Wild Things: Land use key in saving big cats (5/24/04)
    156. Preserving California's Wild Things: Demise of California's wildlife a legacy of this generation (5/24/04)
    158. Storm over range lands continues in claims court (5/5/04)
    160. Species Act allies Cardoza with GOP (5/4/04)
    161. Lawmaker's agenda just part of his nature (5/4/04)
    162. Warming winters, earlier springs shrink vital mountain snowpacks (5/1/04)
    163. Hatchery-bred fish to be part of wild salmon count (4/29/04)
    164. Economic future depends on healthy environment (4/22/04)
    165. EPA offers plan to help clean national parks' air (4/17/04)
    166. National parks are hamstrung by shrinking budgets (4/16/04)
    167. Yosemite violates new federal smog standards (4/15/04)
    168. At least 8 famous parks sullied by dirty air, federal officials say (4/8/04)
    169. A beauty of a land deal (4/7/04)
    171. Monumental deal for PG&E land (4/2/04)
    172. Quarantine slapped on state's nurseries (3/27/04)
    173. Blight on state's nurseries (3/24/04)
16. 2003
    1. Bush administration assault on forest
    2. Earth warming at faster pace, say experts (12/18/03)
    3. National parks must revive snowmobile ban (12/16/03)
    4. Administration axes forest safeguard (12/04/03)
    5. Forest legislation goes to Bush's desk (11/22/03)
    7. Deal struck on forest-thinning plan (11/20/03)
    8. Fire burns hole in anti-government sentiment (11/02/03)
    10. Partisan squabbles threaten to burn forests bill (11/07/03)
    11. New forestry bill has enviromentalists worried (11/03/03)
    13. Feinstein logging deal compromises California's forests (10/31/03)
    14. California officials warned of 'tinder box' (10/31/03)
    15. "Fire Damage"-Washington Post Editorial (10/29/03)
    16. Congress feels heat on logging proposals (10/28/03)
    17. Feinstein brokers compromise on so-called “Healthy Forests” legislation (10/4/03)
    18. Bush pushes forest initiative
    19. Trip to Oregon also includes re-election fund-raising events (8/22/03)
    20. Chronicle editorial: Loving Our Forests to Death–Behind the smoke of Bush's forest plan (8/22/03)
    21. SF Chronicle editorial: White House guts roadless rule (6/16/03)
    22. Bush plans to relax roadless rule (6/10/03)
    24. White House removes logging hurdles (6/2/03)
    25. House OK's Bush 'Healthy Forests' plan (5/21/03)
    26. Investigation finds forest projects not seriously delayed by appeals (5/14/03)
    28. Forest Service bars mass political emails (4/29/03)
    29. Push for more logging in the Sierra to curb fires (4/23/03)
    30. Lawsuits, not lawmakers, make policy (4/19/03)
    31. General forest news
    32. Forest Service shifts email plan (12/18/03)
    33. Sierra Pacific development plan challenged (12/16/03)
    34. Scientists link tree rings to famed violins (12/08/03)
    35. Climate change laid to humans (12/04/03)
    36. White House may loosen limits on mercury (12/03/03)
    38. Kremlin threatens to reject Kyoto pact (12/03/03)
    39. Global warming threatens ski resorts (12/2/03)
    40. Sweeping forest agreement reached in Canada (12/01/03)
    41. Rancher to lead resources agency (11/22/03)
    42. Salmon kill linked to level of Klamath (11/19/03)
    43. Renewed concern about arsenic-treated lumber (11/14/03)
    45. Resources agency's chief says it will close (11/13/03)
    46. Tahoe's Martis Valley - paradise lost? (11/10/03)
    48. Global warming likely to hit state hard(11/08/03)
    49. Ban on arsenic-treated wood is voted down(11/04/03)
    50. Suit tests management of wilderness by BLM (11/04/03)
    51. Fire protection fee to hit state property owners (10/28/03
    52. Made to Burn: Nature gets its way in California (10/28/03)
    53. Senate panel OKs Leavitt nomination (10/16/03)
    54. Davis' final bills aid environment (10/21/03)
    55. Presidio trees to be removed to save natives (10/8/03)
    56. Breakthrough treatment for oak death (10/3/03)
    57. Scientists close to cloning 4,768-year-old tree (10/2/03)
    59. State official deplores U.S. forest management (9/9/03)
    60. Crews gain on fires but fear flareups (9/5/03)
    62. Progress made against southern California wildfire (9/7/03)
    64. Environmental groups plan lawsuit over spotted owl (9/3/03)
    65. Humboldt locals against Bush fire plan (8/26/03)
    67. Forest service exhausts fire funds (8/5/03)
    68. San Diego needs trees (7/9/03)
    69. Taking steps to clone world's oldest tree (posted 6/18/03)
    70. Over 600 waterways in state on EPA list (posted 6/10/03)
    71. Outdoors industry makes stand for wilderness (posted 6/9/03)
    72. Bush administration allows Clinton roadless rule to stand (posted 6/5/03)
    74. S.F. Chronicle editorial: Another way to save heritage trees (5/30/03)
    75. Sawmill replaces treadmill (4/9/03)
    78. Pacific Lumber logging
    79. D.A. expands suit against Pacific Lumber (5/29/03)
    80. Judge strikes down Pacific Lumber's 100-year logging plan (5/21/03)
    81. D.A. who sued Pacific Lumber faces recall (4/4/03)
    82. General environmental news
    83. Governor OKs plan for big jump in park fees (12/31/03)
    84. Why we need the Endangered Species Act (12/23/03)
    85. Governor puts rules on hold, raises fears (11/19/03)
    86. State EPA pick critical of Bush(11/14/03)
    87. Gov.-elect's EPA choices both anger, thrill activists (11/13/03)
    89. Residents like healthy oceans and beaches, poll finds (11/13/03)
    91. EPA drops probes of polluting plants (11/06/03)
    92. Senate OKs Utah governor as chief of EPA (10/29/03)
    94. California joins greenhouse-gas suit against EPA(10/24/03)
    96. Utah land deal may haunt EPA vote (10/27/03)
    97. Game warden fights lonely battle against reptile rustlers (10/9/03)
    98. Democrats block EPA vote (10/2/03)
    99. Jeff Mendelsohn: Recycling crusader (9/17/03)
    101. Yuroks fear Klamath River water grabs (9/2/03)
    103. Fires keep growing in Diablo Range (8/29/03)
    105. EPA car emissions stance could obstruct state greenhouse gas law (8/29/03)
    106. Bill would ban ocean salmon farms, gene-altered fish (8/27/03)
    107. Salmon Gate scandal hounds Bush tour (8/26/03)
    109. S.F. Chronicle editorial: How Bush can conserve wildlands (8/14/03)
    110. Utah governor tapped for EPA post (8/12/03)
    111. Environment focus of Bush visit to West (8/12/03)
    113. Wildfire fears fuel controversial fix (8/11/03)
    115. New rules coming for Mt. Shasta (8/6/03)
    116. Did Bush scientist kill Kalamath salmon? (8/6/03)
    117. Half of roadless rule judge's assets in oil and gas, ethics groups say (8/5/03)
    119. Privatizing of parks jobs panned (7/30/03)
    120. Senate rejects bill on fuel economy (7/30/03)
    121. Ozone hole's growth rate slows down (7/30/03)
    122. SF Chronicle editorial: Control global warming (7/29/03)
    123. White House issues plan to study global warming (7/25/03)
    124. Yuroks protest Klamath water plan (7/22/03)
    126. No House ban on snowmobiles (7/17/03)
    127. Klamath ruling pleases salmon's allies (7/18/03)
    129. Park Service archaeologists' jobs on budget block (7/16/03)
    130. House bars funding for U.N. agency (7/16/03)
    131. Some wildlife thrives in Bay Area (7/13/03)
    132. Californians worry about air pollution, but don't blame themselves (7/10/03)
    133. Bush attacked on the environment (6/27/03)
    134. Congressmen feuding over Klamath River (6/24/03)
    135. White House rewrites EPA report (6/23/03)
    136. Report by the E.P.A. Leaves Out Data on Climate Change
    137. S.F. Chronicle editorial: No limit on wilderness (6/5/03)
    138. Feds review threatened status of spotted owl and marbled murrelet
    139. S.F. Chronicle editorial: Rollbacks and rollovers — the assault on California's environment (4/20/03)
    140. Goldman Prize honors environmental crusaders (4/14/03)
    141. San Francisco Chronicle Editorial on Goldman recipients
    142. Voice of the West: Environmental writer Marc Reisner's fervent, articulate brand of activism will be sorely missed (3/3/03)
    143. Voice of the West / Environmental writer Marc Reisner's fervent, articulate brand of activism will be sorely missed (3/23/03)
    145. Jackson Forest
    146. Appeals court extends Jackson logging ban (7/13/03)
    147. Logger disappointed in ruling (7/23/03)
    148. Oakland Tribune writes about Forests Forever's work on Jackson Forest (4/9/03)
17. 2002
    1. Bush administration assault on forest
    2. Democrats criticize Bush team's forest rules (printed 11/28/02)
    3. General forest news
    4. Clinton era 'roadless rule' upheld for national forests (printed 12/13/02)
    5. SF Chronicle editorial: Proposal would leave 95 percent of Presidio trees untouched (4/24/02)
    6. Mexican activist criticizes Fox on logging (3/15/02)
    7. Arsenic to be banned in home lumber (2/13/02)
    8. Frustrating hunt for California tree killer (1/28/02)
    9. General environmental news
    10. Wilderness needed (6/5/02)
    11. Faster actions on emissions hinted at by White House (12/04/02)
    12. Clinton era 'roadless rule' upheld for national forests (12/13/02)
    13. Study finds warming link with epidemics (6/21/02)
    14. Bush climate plan says adapt to inevitable (6/3/02)
    15. Record number of fish spawning in county's creeks (2/14/02)
18. Jackson Forest news articles
    1. Arnold axes the forest bill
    2. Common Ground (11/1/04)
    3. Court freezes logging in Jackson State Forest" Press Democrat (8/12/03)
    4. Judge tosses out state forest management plan
    5. Associated Press (ran in LA Times, Monterey Herald, Eureka Times-Standard and others) (8/8/03)
    6. "Ruling finds forest study inadequate, halts logging" Press Democrat (8/7/03)
    7. Court curtails cutting in demonstration forest Eco News (July 2003)
    8. The battle over Jackson State Forest California Journal (June 2003)
    9. "Activists decry logging of scenic state forest," Los Angeles Times (May 3, 2003)
    10. "CDF timber sale protested," Ukiah Daily Journal (4/10/03)
    11. "Second-growth timber sale draws protest," Willits News (4/10/03)
    12. "Firms' logging bids stir protest," Oakland Tribune (4/9/03)
    13. "Timber sale swings $3.4 million for state," Tri-Valley Herald (4/9/03)
    14. "State puts 2nd-growth redwoods on sale,"Oakland Tribune (4/8/03)
    15. "Activists branch out to save newer trees," The Argus (Fremont) (4/8/03)
    16. "CDF to log Jackson State Forest," Willits News (4/4/03)
    17. "A place to strut, not cut," San Francisco Chronicle (11/28/02)
    18. "Mendocino County forest plan OK'd," Associated Press, ran inWest County Times and Daily Independent) (11/8/02)
    19. "Second suit filed over forest plan," Santa Rosa Press Democrat (10/25/02)
    20. "Jackson Forest plan decision delayed," Santa Rosa Press Democrat(10/4/02)
    21. "Forests Forever sues to save Jackson," The Watershed (Fall, 2002)
    22. "Forestry board approves controversial Jackson plan," The Watershed (Fall, 2002)
    23. "Logging threatens largest state-owned forest," The Watershed (Summer, 2002)
    24. "State fund gives public money for private gain," The Watershed (Summer, 2002)
    25. "Jackson Campaign: Little group makes huge headway," The Watershed (Summer, 2002)
    26. Maxxam Out of the Mattole! (Winter 2001)

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