June 09, 2006 About ABFC - Membership - Events - Publications - Projects - Links - Home Birch bark crafts made by Andriy Boyar, a recent intern with ABFC. Clockwise from above left, they are folded birch bark roses on a branch, dragonfly and a woven fish ornament. ABFC has been involved in holding classes to learn how to make these and other crafts made from birch bark. If you are interested in future classes in 2005, contact us at 457-8453 for more information. Photos by Len Kamerling, 2004. © 2005 Alaska Boreal Forest Council - All Rights Reservedwebadmin@akborealforest.org - (907) 457-8453

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Visit and support the famous Monteverde Cloud Forest Preserve in Costa Rica, the hosts of Cloud Forest Alive - email montever@cct.or.cr. This Week's Guide Lesson - A new natural history lesson and photo every week from local guides in remote forests! See this week's lesson from the forest or view over 85 previous lessons. Live Wild HummingbirdCam - Incredible images of cloud forest hummingbirds in the wild, including past highlights and online field guide. This Week's Tr ...

Defenders of the RainForest An all teen non-profit group, based in central Massachusetts, which works to protect theRainForest through non-violent direct action, protesting, education, fliering, and through fund raising. Welcome to the Defenders of the RainForest page. Below are links that explain who we are, what we do and most importantly...how you can help! Who are we? What do we do? Why do we do it? How can I help? Other Links and Information

Defenders of the RainForest An all teen non-profit group, based in central Massachusetts, which works to protect theRainForest through non-violent direct action, protesting, education, fliering, and through fund raising. Welcome to the Defenders of the RainForest page. Below are links that explain who we are, what we do and most importantly...how you can help! Who are we? What do we do? Why do we do it? How can I help? Other Links and Information

Key Programs Industrial Logging Reform National Forest Conservation Humboldt Bay Initiative Biodiversity Protection Other Projects Contact Us P. O. Box 397 Garberville, CA 95542 ph: (707) 923-2931 fax: (707) 923-4210 submit comments The Environmental Protection Information Center was formed by community activists more than 26 years ago, and works to protect and restore ancient forests, watersheds, coastal estuaries, and native species throughout No ...

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Around the world and in our backyards, forests play an important role in our lives. Foresters and other land managers face many challenges as demands on forests grow. What happens in forests, why do we need them and how should we manage them? Explore these questions in the Pacific Northwest, the home of some of the world's most productive forests.

FOREST FIGHT May 1, 2000 Now in this country the fight over forests moves to the Southeast. Tom Bearden reports. PILOT: What we're doing right now is traveling North onto the Cumberland Plateau. TOM BEARDEN: Ken Davenport and Doug Murray are on a mission to monitor logging in Tennessee. HUME DAVENPORT: Looks like an intermission stream right there. DOUG MURRAY: Yeah, it does. HUME DAVENPORT: There's a stream crossing right there. Doug, look at this. DOU ...

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Enter Explore the world's forests -- find out how they function and evolve over time, discover the plants and animals that live in them, learn about the benefits they bring and the threats they are facing. Shades of Green: Earth's Forests is a comprehensive guide to all types of forests and issues relating to them. Anyone interested in these complex and vital ecosystems will find information on everything from fungi to tourism, from beavers to ecological succession, from climate change and air pollution to prehistoric trees. Recommended: Netscape 4 or IE 4 -- 800x600 or higher maximize window, minimize browser toolbars Help for viewing this site

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Part One - One Battle The fight to save the Headwaters Forest. Also - The Marbled Murrelet On the eve of destruction Part Two - Artist's Rendering An illustration of an old growth forest. Part Three - Deep Split A political division in one community. Part Four - Money Matters The economic and ecological value of the trees. Part Five - The Future How the forest might be saved. Pacific Lumber president and CEO John Campbell with a first growth giant in Headwaters Forest. Examiner/Fran Ortiz. Return to The Examiner Home Page Return to The Gate Home Page

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