January/February 2012 (download pdf)

Issue Highlights

• Who is Managing Our Forests?
• An Interview with Bill Marre, Hancock Forest Management
• An Interview with Norm Schaaf, Merrill and Ring, Inc.
• An Interview with Sara Leiman, Coastal Range Conifers LLC
• An Interview with Ed Shepard, Bureau of Land Management
• An Interview with Tom Nelson, Sierra Pacific Industries
• The Evolution of the Washington State Forestland Database Project
• Head to the Oregon Coast for the OSAF Annual Meeting
• SAF Council Highlights from the National Convention in Honolulu
• Working Forests/Wild Forests - What is the Balance?
• Inland Empire and Alaska Join SAF Northwest Office
• State Election Results are In
• Tucker Selected New Private Forests Deputy Chief
• Forest Restoration Beyond Fuel Reduction Conference
• SXPad Data Collector Available for Forestry Applications

March/April/May 2012 (download pdf)

Issue Highlights

Forestry Education

• A National Perspective on Forestry Education
• SAF Terrestrial Ecosystem Management Task Force Update
• Change in the Air at OSU
• Celebration, Change, and Collaboration: Forestry Education at the University of Idaho
• University of Washington Terrestrial Natural Resources Program
• Big Changes at Washington State University
• Technical Programs Offer Unique Opportunities to Students
• Communities and K-12 Schools: Collaborating to Prepare the Future Workforce
• New Community College Chapter Formed in Oregon

June/July/August 2012 (download pdf)

Issue Highlights

Forest Roads

• Forest Roads: A Time for Rethinking our Processes
• Sediment Yield from Forest Roads: Insights from Recent Research
• Watershed Restoration and Roads in the Pacific Northwest Region
• Forest Roads Clean Water Act Case Gets Supreme Court Review
• An Overview of Managing Rock Costs for Forest Roads

September/October 2012 (download pdf)

Issue Highlights

PNW's Place in the Global Forest Marketplace

• Asian Markets for PNW Timber: Rollercoaster or Train Wreck?
• What's Next for China?
• India: An Opportunity for U.S. Wood?
• Japan Perseveres

November/December 2012 (download pdf)

Issue Highlights

Federal Forests in the Pacific Northwest

• Where Have We Been and Where Are We Going?
• Pacific Northwest Forest Management in the BLM
• Vision 2020 High Priority Restoration Area: Building Resilient Landscapes and Relationships

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