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Two simultaneous rallies to protest Industrial Forestry Practices: Seaside and Portland - Vimarsana News

Two simultaneous rallies to protest Industrial Forestry Practices: Seaside and Portland

Join North Coast Communities for Watershed Protection on Thursday, October 6, 2022, to take action against TIAA (and other Wall St. corporations invested in timber corporations) for their destructive practices

Two Simultaneous Rallies to Protest Industrial Forestry Practices: Seaside & Portland on October 6th – Tillamook County Pioneer - Vimarsana News

Two Simultaneous Rallies to Protest Industrial Forestry Practices: Seaside & Portland on October 6th – Tillamook County Pioneer

Join North Coast Communities for Watershed Protection on Thursday, October 6, 2022, to take action against TIAA (and other Wall St. corporations invested in timber corporations) for their destructive practices [...]

Timber company bridges connect to an award for natural habitat work - Vimarsana News

Timber company bridges connect to an award for natural habitat work

MEDFORD, Ore.— A Medford-based timber group is the winner of a state wildlife stewardship award "for work it did to enhance fish passage through streams on its forestlands in southern

Source: kdrv.com
Business Hall of Fame announces honorees - Vimarsana News

Business Hall of Fame announces honorees

Four leaders in the timber, banking, investment and bio-pharmaceutical industries will be honored in February as the 2022 class of the Arkansas Business Hall of Fame.

Guest column: Rockaway Beach collaborative moves forward on long-term stewardship of the Jetty Creek watershed - Vimarsana News

Guest column: Rockaway Beach collaborative moves forward on long-term stewardship of the Jetty Creek watershed

 A diverse group of organizations and individuals known as the Jetty Creek Working Group have agreed on a collaborative framework to conserve and manage the lower portion of the Jetty Creek watershed. The milestone marks three years of effort and begins the next phase of work toward long-term stewardship via conservation easements or similar methods. The lower watershed - about 600 acres - is currently owned and managed by Lewis & Clark Timberlands, a holding of GreenWood Resources Inc. Including the upper portion, the 1,200-acre Jetty Creek watershed is the drinking water source for the R...