Status Updates From The Trees Are Speaking: Dis...

A decent read. Definitely more for the person who is new to the forestry world but I learned a bunch of history of the forests of the US. With a journalist perspective, it did feel like a good book to learn the basics but I guess I was hoping for a bit more depth.

Good idea to expand ecological forestry.

The live core is respected like bine marrow core.

Old trees are damaged, burls, twists, top heavy

First Nation's people trying to get land on Vancouver Island but provincial lawyers discredit their stories and oral histories. Maine's management of trees may not be the answer, biodiversity is not the only answer. The Appalachian Mountain Club may have answers.

Trees are not capital, biodiversity must be preserved for society. Wealth is what will be here for future generations aside from money.
Pacific salmon feed the forests, 150+ animals, and the rivers. Leave the bones in the streams for medicine, food, plants, animals.