Weakening the Foundation
The building—and dismantling—of Forest Service research
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When Forests Became Habitat
How the National Forest Management Act (1976) Promoted Ecosystem and Democratic Thinking
A Life in the Wilderness
Gary Paull on public lands, photography, and finding meaning in mountains
Dissenting from within Federal Agencies
The origins of the Association of Forest Service Employees for Environmental Ethics
How a Threatened Owl and a Judge Forced Federal Agencies to Follow the Law
Part of the Spotted Owl Saga as a Story of Democracy
Making America's Public Lands
Making America's Public Lands: The Contested History of Conservation on Federal Lands. Lanham, MD: Rowman & Littlefield, 2022.
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Fighting Kennecott from the Supervisor's Office
"Fighting Kennecott from the Supervisor's Office: Harold Chriswell, the Wilderness Act, and Independence in the North Cascades," Forest History Today (Spring/Fall 2020): 26-33.