Browse Forestry>Forestry History

News Categories

POST
your News in
Forestry>Forestry History

Recent Stories

Morbark Gives Grinder Operators More Product Diversity
Morbark now offers a second Quick Switch conversion kit, allowing grinder owners to further diversify their product offerings

Forest companies gain legal traction for tax revolt
A brewing tax revolt by B.C. forestry companies has gained a legal foothold after the B.C. Supreme Court found a Vancouver Island community cannot boost its tax rate for forest lands.

Forest Service reunion topics cover myths, realities of fire
On Wednesday, Tom Tidwell, current chief of the Forest Service, is expected to join a panel that includes former chiefs R. Max Peterson, F. Dale Robertson, Jack Ward Thomas, Mike Dombeck, Dale Bosworth and Gail Kimbell

Plans for U.S. Forest Service museum in Missoula to be unveiled
In a return to its historic roots, a new national museum will celebrate the U.S. Forest Service in Missoula

ID - Not Your Run-of-the-Mill Logger
Exhibit at The Museum of North Idaho honors ax-wielding women

Miles, Nelson And Franklin Named To The Texas Forestry Hall Of Fame For 2008
Bruce Miles, Kenneth Nelson, and Charles R. Franklin were inducted into the Texas Forestry Hall of Fame in 2008. Each worked tirelessly for the betterment of forestlands, for both public use and private landowners

New Book Written By Forester Steve Bick Profiles Loggers in New York's Adirondack Region
Forest Enterprises of the Adirondacks is a new book written by forester Steve Bick. Packed with over 150 photos, this book is aimed toward informing a general audience about the people behind the region's working landscape

Oregon's Vanishing Wigwams
Some call it a beehive or a teepee, but if you, your dad, your mom, brother or sister worked in an Oregon mill, it was a "wigwam."

National Museum of Forest Service History to be built in Missoula MT
Museum organizers are asking the forest products industry to become a partner in this work

AK - Forest History Society Makes Journal Of Alaska's First U.S. Forest Supervisor Available
The original journal and official letters of William Alexander Langille, the first U.S. Forest Service Supervisor in Alaska, was recently loaned to the Forest History Society by the Alaska Region, Forest Service

TX - 68 Years Of Photos Document Hard Work At Tree Farm
Photos discovered recently at the Indian Mound Nursery in Alto show life for the workers during the nursery's early days

Page: 1

Create your
Buy & Sell Ad