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Shrugging off a Cataclysm
Feedback
Local News from All Over
Notes from a warming world
In Ecuador, Trees Now Have Rights
by Gar Smith
Earth Island Project Reports
Red Panda Network
Fighting for the Firefox
Viva Sierra Gorda
Livelihood from the Land
The Amazon: It’s What’s for Dinner
The Spread of Soy Plantations Poses a New Threat to the Rainforest
by Cameron Scott
Mission Impossible
Ecologists agree that there is no way to win the War Against Wildfire. So why is the Forest Service spending more than ever on fire suppression?
by Jason Mark
Forest of Memory
by Elena Baca Suquet
Fever in the Forests
Global climate change is making many trees sick – and in the process releasing more carbon into the atmosphere
by Daniel McGlynn
Borderlands
Illegal Logging Threatens Russia’s Last Great Wilderness
by Adam Federman
A Future with Forestry
Community Forest Enterprises Offer Hope for Rural Mexico
by Benjamin Hodgdon
Frederick Schilling
Fear Factor
Can We Learn to Live with Predators Among Us?
by Elizabeth Grossman
Up in Smoke
Big Tobacco Ruins a Small African Nation
by Bryan Farrell
Flow
by Irena Salina Produced by Oscilloscope Laboratories, 84 Minutes
Journal Bookshelf
Bargaining for Eden
The Fight for the Last Open Spaces in America
by Stephen Trimble 336 pages, University of California Press, 2008
A Tale of Two Wildernesses
by Michael Stoll