Gray Shaw continues the “Go Nuts” series, hosting a discussion about acorns with permaculture system designer Melanie Mindlin.
ISF hosts an in-depth discussion with Humboldt County tribal representatives. Topics include sustainable forest management, wildfire, forest certification, and Rainbow Ridge.
Nate Madsen from the Lost Coast League hosts a discussion about Rainbow Ridge and take called-in questions and comments.
Yana Valachovic and Lenya Quinn-Davidson, from the University of California Division of Agriculture and Natural Resources, host a discussion about wildfire in the western states and the current wildfires in Northern California.
Gray Shaw hosts a discussion about agroforestry with a focus on chestnuts, with Carla Thomas.
Chip Tittmann and Richard Gienger host a discussion: Sustainable Forest Certification, Successes and Failures from the 1980s to the present, including the origins of ISF and its quest for sustainable forestry certification.
Jenny Burnstad speaks with Eric Lassodovitch and Brenda Quintero about utilizing timber from forest-thinning. All three are members of the Forest Reciprocity Group, or “Frogs.” Burnstad is a co-founder of Cloud Forest Institute, Lassodovitch is a co-founder of Polecraft Solutions, and Quintero is the founder of the Trees Project.
Jenny Burnstad and Govinda Dalton of the Forest Reciprocity Group discuss thinning forests and fuel-load reduction for fire safety and wildlife restoration, utilizing the small-diameter trees for construction.
KMUD radio, 91.1 FM / kmud.org
Chip Tittmann, Liz Harwood, and Carla Thomas explain and discuss Agroforestry, and focus on hazelnut trees.
KMUD radio, 91.1 FM / kmud.org
Sustainable Forestry Journalism Project on KMUD, 07/07/20
Gray Shaw discusses girdling fir trees and takes called-in questions:
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