Third installment of “Toward a CalFire Divorce,” about placing the forest conservation functions of CalFire in a separate agency. Attorney Sharon Duggan outlines how forest management must be separated from firefighting to promote older, stable forest ecosystems that also address the climate crisis.
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Michael Evenson continues an interview with Richard Wilson, past director of CalFire, and Sharon Duggan, long-time EPIC environmental attorney, about Why Forests Matter.
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Greg Condon interviews Adam Canter, Natural Resource Specialist from the Wiyot Tribe, about local land management by Native Americans during the last millennium.
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Read the full transcript of the interview here:
Nate Madsen from the Lost Coast League and guests Michael Evenson and Walter Smith discuss recent developments regarding Rainbow Ridge.
Chip Tittmann hosts a discussion with Gray Shaw, and takes called-in questions. The topic is coppicing, a pruning technique for trees and shrubs used for many purposes.
Nate Madsen from the Lost Coast League and special guests David Simpson and Richard Gienger discuss Forest Stewardship Council certified sustainable forestry products, and their concerns with the program in regards to Rainbow Ridge in southern Humboldt County.
Nate Madsen from the Lost Coast League and special guest David Simpson discuss sustainable forestry, climate change and wildfire. David Simpson is a local, environmental sustainable forestry advocate. David has been involved in sustainable forestry since its in inception in southern Humboldt.
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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.
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