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California's Collusion With a Texas Timber Company Felled Ancient Redwoods - Vimarsana News

California's Collusion With a Texas Timber Company Felled Ancient Redwoods

Greg King is the President and Executive Director of the Siskiyou Land Conservancy and has been credited with spearheading the movement to protect Headwaters Forest, in Humboldt County, California. King initiated the “redwood wars” following the notorious 1985 takeover of the venerable Pacific Lumber Company by the Houston energy and real estate conglomerate Maxxam. This excerpt comes from his book The Ghost Forest: Racists, Radicals and Real Estate in the California Redwoods was published by

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The Ghost Forest's Haunting Histories - Vimarsana News

The Ghost Forest's Haunting Histories

Likely to become a classic, Greg King's first solo book The Ghost Forest is aptly titled — a must-read that deftly chronicles how 96 percent...

California's Collusion with a Texas Timber Company Let Ancient Redwoods be Clearcut - Vimarsana News

California's Collusion with a Texas Timber Company Let Ancient Redwoods be Clearcut

<p>It wasn&#39;t shocking that a Houston-based energy company would seek to liquidate newly acquired holdings of ancient redwood trees and defy California law to do it. It was shocking that state agencies seemed determined to help them do it.&nbsp;</p>

Re: The System - Vimarsana News

Re: The System

Editor: Thanks to Elaine Weinreb for reminding readers of Elk River's recent history ("The Whole System is Broken," Feb. 16). What she describes is the...

Hike of the Month: Neahkahnie Gap Trail - Vimarsana News

Hike of the Month: Neahkahnie Gap Trail

This two-mile addition to the Oregon Coast Trail offers beautiful scenery of Nehalem Bay and secondary-growth forest, and connects to Neahkahnie Mountain.