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Feature: Hand Scraped Wood Flooring
Spotlight: Vintage Collection Douglas Fir Flooring Unlike other "hand scraped" flooring on the market, ours is actually scraped by hand with no power tools. Every floor is custom made per order, typical lead times are approx 4 weeks. Specs: SPECIES - Salvaged and...
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Evolution of our Beetle Kill Pine Products
The Mountain Pine Beetle has decimated millions of acres of Pine trees in Western North America. As these trees stand dead in the forest they start to dry out, rot, crack, and split. Salvaging and producing long lengths, wide dimensions, and large timbers used to be a...
read moreCalifornia governor pledges to double forest thinning, burning to reduce wildfire risk
Source: Treesource California Governor Jerry Brown vowed last week to step up efforts to make forests more resilient to drought and wildfire by allocating more dollars toward thinning projects and prescribed burns. Brown said he will carve out $96 million as part of...
read moreMemorial Day Sale
Memorial Day Sale!!! Reclaimed Wind Fence Prefabricated Wall Panels now $6.99 per sq.ft. + shipping, only 1230 sq.ft. available. Prefabricated 5 square feet interlocking panels makes installation quick, clean, and easy. Perfect for the do-it-yourselfer or large scale...
read moreSenators intro bill to double forest restoration funding
Source: News Channel 21 WASHINGTON - A bipartisan group of senators, led by Sen. Jeff Merkley (D-OR) and Sen. Mike Crapo (R-ID), announced the introduction Friday of legislation that would reauthorize and expand the Collaborative Forest Landscape Restoration Program....
read moreOld-Growth Is Great, But Here’s Why We Need New-Growth Forests, Too
Source: All About Birds by Scott Weidensaul If there’s been a central, unquestioned tenet of bird conservation in the past quarter-century, it’s been the absolute importance of large, intact tracts of mature woodland. As populations of species such as Wood Thrush,...
read moreForest Thinning Can Prevent Fires, Save Water, Study Finds
Source: Courthouse News Service (CN) – Better forest management would not only prevent wildfires but could serve as a valuable water-conservation tool, according to a study published Tuesday. California could save billions of gallons annually by undertaking...
read moreEnvironmentalists plan logging to restore California’s redwood forests
Source: Mercury News Environmentalists who have fought loggers for generations have a surprising new strategy to save California’s storied old-growth redwood forests: Sustainable Logging. Save the Redwoods League, a venerable San Francisco organization that has...
read more50 Million Trees for our Forests
Source: National Forest Foundation https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mtQbcgf05jQ&feature=share In 2018, National Forest Foundation is launching a campaign to plant 50 million trees on our National Forests. Natural disasters such as wildfire, insects and disease...
read moreSpring Inventory Reduction Sale, 30% off Reclaimed Wood Planks
Spring inventory reduction sale! For a limited time only we are celebrating Spring with 30% off our Reclaimed Wind Fence Wall Planks, now only $3.99 per square foot + shipping. Click here for delivered pricing to your project What is Wind Fencing? Time crafted from...
read moreTen myths about forests and logging
Source: Daily Pressby, MSU Extension Forester, Bill Cook 10 Myths About Trees & Deforestation Working every year with hundreds of school kids and various public groups, several misconceptions, underlying assumptions, or “myths” seem to bubble up to the surface on...
read moreForest Service proposes replanting 1,633 acres burned in Lolo Peak fire
Source: The Missoula Current By Sherry Devlin Lolo National Forest managers want to replant native ponderosa pine and western larch on 1,633 acres burned so severely in last summer’s Lolo Peak fire that they likely cannot naturally regenerate. Another 6,247 acres...
read moreColorado’s quest to tackle dangerously unhealthy forests
Source: The Journal By Jacy Marmaduke The Coloradoan FORT COLLINS – There is life after death for Colorado’s forests. But to get there, the people who manage them must solve an economic quandary. Colorado’s 834 million dead trees can start anew as your favorite...
read moreWe’re Entering an Era of Mega-Fire
Source: Outside Online A new book by Heather Hansen explores the complicated world of wildland-urban interface firefighting as it unfolded in the Cold Springs Fire near Nederland, Colorado On July 9, 2016, two hitchhikers camping illegally on private land north of...
read moreWhat the Wildfire Funding Fix Means for Recreation
Source: REI Following the devastating and deadly wildfires of 2017, federal lawmakers agreed last week—after years of negotiation—to change the way wildland firefighting is funded. Congress included the reform as part of the $1.3 trillion spending bill, which...
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