by Pacific Forest Trust | Nov 11, 2011 | Klamath-Cascade, Research & Books, Water Publications
Pacific Forest Trust (PFT) is pursuing a major strategic initiative to conserve one of America’s priceless forest treasures, the Klamath-Cascade Region. Fed by glaciers and snowmelt from Mount Lassen and Mount Shasta, the Region’s great rivers provide drinking water for more than 22 million Californians.
by Pacific Forest Trust | Sep 9, 2011 | Publications
In this issue: Klamath-Cascade watersheds and recommendations; California is set to make climate history; sending a California evergreen gift to Capitol Hill this holiday season; and more!
by Pacific Forest Trust | Apr 9, 2011 | Publications
In this issue: Forests: Where our water comes from. PFT expands conservation of key watershed regions from Mt. Shasta headwaters to Sierra Valley, CA. Plus, new partnerships; approval for carbon project standards; and a vision for ‘America’s Great Outdoors.’
by Pacific Forest Trust | Oct 9, 2010 | Publications
In this issue: A call to conserve America’s Great Outdoors, public agencies focus on threats to privately owned forests; PFT earns accreditation from Land Trust Accreditation Commission; and more!
by Pacific Forest Trust | Aug 1, 2010 | Newsletters
Sustaining the Roots of a Green Economy: National Coalition Calls for Investment in Working Lands
by Pacific Forest Trust | Jan 1, 2001 | Research & Books
This book, written by Constance Best and Laurie Wayburn, the co-founders of Pacific Forest Trust, examines private forests in the U.S. It presents research, data, and analyses of the current state of America’s forests.