Branching Out Against Illegal Logging How a little-known U.S. trade law has clipped the global black market for lumber By Steve Hawk October 3, 2014 In this story: Industrial Transformation, forests, saving wild places, politics, endangered species
How Much Paper Does One Tree Produce? By Bob Schildgen July 7, 2014 In this story: , lifestyle, forests
Resuscitating the Rainforest Indonesian doctors show that stethoscopes might be the best defense against chainsaws By Jake Abrahamson November 1, 2013 In this story: saving wild places, forests
Pirates of the Rainforest The forests of the Olympic Peninsula have always been pillaged, and there's nothing law enforcement can do about it Text and photographs by Gregg Bleakney July 19, 2012 In this story: forests, saving wild places
The Swamp Man The bald cypress of southern Louisiana is resilient and rot-resistant—and so is Dean Wilson, its most ardent defender By Bruce Selcraig May 5, 2012 In this story: forests, saving wild places
Standing Tall California's massive, ancient redwoods have dealt with climate change before. But this time they might need our help. By Edward Humes March 1, 2011 In this story: forests, climate change
American Roots: A tour of old-growth forests around the United States Eastern hemlock, bald cypress, and ponderosa pines By Reed McManus November 1, 2002 In this story: forests
Tongass National Forest: Remains of the Rainforest Reckoning the loss of old growth in Alaska By Amy Gulick November 2, 2001 In this story: Alaska, forests
Buzz Cut While British Columbia’s coastal forests gain protection, virgin old-growth in its vast interior is mowed down for the U.S. market By Paul Rauber September 1, 2001 In this story: forests, saving wild places