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Experience how one small town rallied together in support of one another in the midst of the looming threat of wildfire. Come along on a big tree hunter's journey through one of the most diverse conifer landscapes in the world. And, discover the risky, and oftentimes dangerous, work of the Game Wardens who protect our nation's public lands. Plus, enjoy incredible photography of Alaska from our Artist-in-Residence, Chuck Fazio, learn how the retired associate chief of the U.S. Forest Service found her career path to forestry and see a photograph displaying a breathtaking perspective of the towering redwoods.
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Fall 2016 Articles
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Thin Green Line: The Heroic Work of Game Wardens
By James A. Swan California Fish and Wildlife has organized a special tactical unit to target organized crime on wildlands,
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Conifer Cruising
Exploring North America’s conifer cradle in California By Tyler Williams; Photography by Tyler Williams Little Duck Lake, buried deep within the
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The Fire’s Edge
How people feel the heat of a wildfire’s threat to their homes and livelihoods, and the tale of those trying to fight it.
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Escape to Alaska
A photographic journey through the backcountry of Alaska with our Artist-in-Residence WORDS & PHOTOGRAPHY BY CHUCK FAZIO This past summer, friends and
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The Making of a Leader in Forestry
BY LEA SLOAN Mary Wagner. Credit: U.S. Forest Service   Mary Wagner, Associate Chief of the U.S. Forest Service, retired in
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Our Best Idea
Back to Magazine Table of Contents By Scott Steen Bison herd in Yellowstone National Park. Credit: Chuck Fazio.   Last
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Daniel Dey, Research Forester & Project Leader, U.S. Forest Service
Back to Magazine Table of Contents DANIEL DEY is a Project Leader & Research Forester in the Northern Research Station of the
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