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In the middle of a forest, a large golden retriever sits between Bettina and Spencer in baseball caps

Deep in the Sixes Forest

Spencer writes about the natural model of development and the birth of Ecotrust Forest Management in this excerpt from Cache.

Spencer B. Beebe
March 30, 2015 27 April 2015

people hike on a steep deeply forested hillside

EFM registers first forest carbon project in Northwest

Moss Creek — the first forest carbon project in Oregon and Washington — has successfully generated carbon credits for sale.

Megan Foucht
March 27, 2015 30 March 2015

Paul Greenberg with a baseball hat speaks at a lectern with the words Place Matters behind him

An evening with Paul Greenberg on sustainable fisheries

The first of a series of three food forums featured award-winning author Paul Greenberg discussing the future of our fisheries.

Megan Foucht
March 19, 2015 02 April 2015

Group of men standing beside a river.

Eric Quaempts, Indigenous Leadership Award honoree

Eric Quaempts has shown visionary leadership in structuring the Umatilla tribes’ natural resource department around their First Foods.

Lola Milholland
October 31, 2014 26 November 2014

Indigenous Leadership Award Honoree, Billy Frank, Jr.

Remembering Billy Frank, Jr.

The Northwest's most passionate salmon advocate passed away on Monday.

Spencer B. Beebe
May 6, 2014 21 January 2016

Rolling hills of Garibaldi forest

Ecotrust among world nominees for CLASSY/UN Foundation award

Ecotrust's Whole Watershed Restoration Initiative has been nominated for a CLASSY/UN Foundation award, to be announced on May 3.

Oakley Brooks
April 16, 2014 01 October 2014

aerial view of a densely forested area with a small creek running through

Wyden bill offers real promise, through ecological forestry

Oregon needs to put our forest communities to work and to restore ecological health to our forests.

Brent Davies
November 26, 2013 01 October 2014

White Salmon homecoming

Two years after the Condit dam removal, WWRI and the Yakama Nation work to restore natural habitat.

guest
November 13, 2013 01 October 2014

A road transects a plot dark green forest in northern British Columbia

Announcing Commonplace magazine

Announcing the first issue of Commonplace, a chaotic and impassioned celebration of home.

Astrid Scholz
August 27, 2013 01 October 2014

Beavers: Nature’s first river restoration engineers

By Lauren Senkyr Once numbering up to 400 million in North America, beavers were hunted to near extinction in the 19th century. While it has long been known that their fur makes excellent clothing and top hats, the role of …

guest
May 24, 2013 29 July 2016