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Forest Flash: Forests, Fires and Climate Change: Choices Ahead

Forest Flash: Forests, Fires and Climate Change: Choices Ahead

Fires, Forests, and Climate Change: Choices Ahead Orange skies. Ash-filled air. Tens of thousands of people evacuated. Hundreds of thousands of wildlife killed. Each year over the past two decades, our fires have become more widespread, affected more people, wildlife...

WCB Climate Adaptation and Resilience Program

Climate Adaptation and Resilience Program Planning for Species Adaptation and Climate Resilience in California's Primary Source Headwaters This project is intended to provide a basis for adaptation and resilience planning in 7 million acres across 8 counties that...

JPR Interview

JPR Interview

PFT President, Laurie Wayburn, was recently interviewed on Jefferson Public Radio’s daily talk show, The Jefferson Exchange.

Op Ed: Forests can help boost California’s economic recovery

Op Ed: Forests can help boost California’s economic recovery

Forests can help boost California’s economic recovery By Laurie Wayburn - May 13, 2020 As California begins its recovery from the COVID-19 crisis, the Legislature has a short window to simultaneously address both our current economic losses and ongoing climate...

ForestLife Spring 2020

ForestLife Spring 2020

Six generations of stewardship at Phillips Family Tree Farm; Oregon makes history; an alliance for forests and water; the benefits of carbon offsets; Yosemite rises from the ashes; safeguarding our water; and more!

Rising from the ashes: restoration at Yosemite

Rising from the ashes: restoration at Yosemite

PFT’s holdings on the border of Yosemite National Park, burned by the Ferguson fire, will soon be teeming with new growth! Read about our work to restore this landscape inside.

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