Backcountry thinning is not the way to healthy forests

Written on November 20, 2011. Posted in Banking On Forests News.

November 20, 2011
By Dennis Odion
and Dominick DellaSala

As scientists who have studied wildfires in our area, we are concerned that information provided to the public about fire management is not based on sound science. This has led to counterproductive actions and left the most important fire management needs unaddressed. Read more…

Stakeholder Recommendations for Climate Resilience Budget

California is again taking the lead in funding needed climate resilience work. Geos Institute has joined with other climat…

ClimateWise Director Tonya Graham receives award for climate resilience work

by Allayana Darrow of the Ashland Tidings (Read original article here) After 12 years leading the ClimateWise team at the …

“Justice is what love looks like in public”

A message from Tonya Graham, Geos Institute Executive Director Cornel West, author of Race Matters, reminds us to “never f…

Contribute

Please give generously today.

Donate Now

Initiative of

© Geos Institute. All rights reserved. Forest Legacies is a program of Geos Institute.
Geos Institute is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization (EIN: 93-0880205)
Site developed and hosted by Rogue Web Works.