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Redwood Forestry Then and Now

It’s hard to imagine the California of the 1940s. Even though European and American settlers had been in the area for hundreds of years at that point, much of the natural beauty of the land was still untouched and pristine. To those emigrating from the still beautiful but much less ancient forests east of the Redwood Forestry Then and Now

To Cool the Planet, Restoration Forestry Must Be Part of the Solution

A Statement on the COP21 U.N. Climate Change Conference in Paris, France by Raul F. Hernandez, Founder & CEO of ForeverRedwood.com and Old-Growth Again Restoration Forestry, Inc. As world leaders, scientists, policy makers, and environmental activists gather in Paris to craft a binding agreement to address the climate crisis on a planetary scale, it will To Cool the Planet, Restoration Forestry Must Be Part of the Solution

The Not-So-Green Gospel of Teak

I ran across a disclaimer from an online teak reseller last week. It got me thinking about teak and the tree farms it comes from. The disclaimer highlights some disadvantages of owning plantation-grown teak products. Keep in mind, this is marketing copy to entice you to buy Teak furniture! All new teak wood will undergo The Not-So-Green Gospel of Teak

The Truth About Sustainable Forestry

“Sustainable Forestry” is primarily green marketing. It’s unfortunate, it’s sad, but in my humble (and experienced) opinion, it’s truly the case. In September, 2009, the New York Times ran an interesting article: Environmental Groups Spar Over Certifications of Wood and Paper Products that shows how and why this is true. I have been involved in The Truth About Sustainable Forestry

Redecorate Your Yard and Help Reverse Global Warming

This article is shared courtesy of ARA Content. How A Forest Products Company is Making a Real Environmental Impact (ARA) – With the growing popularity of green building practices, more companies are incorporating environmental and sustainability policies. These are all positive steps toward reducing the impact of global warming and caring for our earth. But Redecorate Your Yard and Help Reverse Global Warming

Where did all the timber workers go?

Throughout recorded history, forestry has usually been practiced in extremes. Rarely is it a level-headed conservative approach. Through the first 6,000 years of recorded history, humans mostly just mowed down forests around them to create living and agricultural grounds. In the past couple hundred years, some level headedness has been introduced. First in the mountains Where did all the timber workers go?

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