2016 was a year with significant new opportunities and major results. Find out how Pacific Forest Trust advanced California water policy, closed another conservation project, and developed a new forest conservation model in Oregon—with your help.
In this Issue: Conserving Black Butte, CARBON ACT, Working with Fire, A Mile of Pacific Crest Trail Conserved, Three Million Trees Planted at Goose Lake
Laurie Wayburn points out the similarities in the ways we can care for the health of both people and forests.
Pacific Forest Trust is working with Michigan-California Timber Company to secure a conservation easement for its working forest on the edge of Black Butte near Mt. Shasta.
A two-year cooperative reforestation project planted 3 million ponderosa pine trees at the Goose Lake Working Forest in Modoc County, California.
C. Searle Whitney left a generous bequest to further Pacific Forest Trust’s effort to conserve working forests. PFT will start a fellowship program in his honor.
