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Archived Issues

March/April/May 2017

Issue Highlights

Wildlife Management in Urban and WUI Forests

  • Wildlife Management in Urban and Wildland-Urban Interface Forests
  • Case Study: Regional Habitat Connectivity Toolkit Partners: Metro
  • The Living Dead: Dead and Damaged Trees Give Life to Forests
  • Tips to Creating Both Resilient Wildlife and Forest Communities on Your Next Project
  • Integrating Wildlife Needs Into Landscape-scale Wildfire Risk Reduction Projects
  • Wildlife Passing Structures Support Wide Range of Species
  • Urban Forests and Their Benefits to Wildlife

Also

  • Westergreen Receives Top Tree Farm Inspector Honor
  • WSSAF Continues to Award Student Scholarships
June/July/August 2017

Issue Highlights

Student Perspectives

  • What's a Forest without a Forester? A Student Perspective on the Future
  • The Disconnect Between Natural Resources and Traditional Foresty Degree Programs
  • High School Forestry Program Leads to Career Choice
  • Logging Safety
  • Student Perspective: Leadership in Forestry
  • Why Should Students be in SAF?
  • A New Model for High School Forestry Education in Oregon

Also

  • Professional Power and the Meaning of Membership
  • Coos Chapter Awards Scholarships
  • Stanton Receives Oregon SAF Foundation Scholarship
  • Upgrade of www.forestry.org Website Completed
September/October 2017

Issue Highlights

50 Years of Forest Genetics in the Northwest

  • Back to the Future: Genetics and our Northwest Forests
  • Why Grow the Seed to Grow the Seedling?
  • Development of Cooperative Tree Improvement Programs in the Pacific Northwest
  • The IETIC: Five Decades of Tree Improvement
  • Tree Improvement in BC: Developing Durable Trees
  • BLM Genetics Program Prepares for the Future
  • Genetics Resource Management in the USFS, PNW Region: Past, Present, and Future
  • Building on a Century of Forest Genetics Research
  • Cooperative Brings Life to Tree Breeding Tools and Approaches
  • Genetic Gain and the Economic Benefits of Tree Improvement
  • The Douglas-fir Seed-Source Movement Trial Yields Early Results
  • Early Provenance Trials Lead to Contrasting Conclusions
  • Biotechnology Research is Developing New Tools for Tree Breeders
  • Saving Our Trees and Forests through Resistance Breeding

Also

  • Regional Partnerships Deliver on Value
  • SAF National Convention Coming to Portland in 2018

October 1995 WF - Genetics (download PDF)

November/December 2017

Issue Highlights

Evolution of Land Ownership and Management Implications

  • History and Outlook for US Timberland Investment
  • Timberland Investments Today and Tomorrow
  • Timberlands Regulation Under the @realDonaldTrump Administration
  • Pacific Northwest Forest Ownership and Composition
  • Alaska Forest Ownership

Also

  • 2018 PNW SAF Forestry Leadership Conference Program and Registration Form