Trees in coastal temperate rainforest spared from the chopping block
A grassroots organization has successfully raised enough money to spare 29 acres of trees on state forestland in the Northern Olympic Peninsula from being cut down, employing a new conservation method that also replaces timber revenue. The Elwha Legacy Forests Coalition struck a deal with Webster Logging, which purchased a timber sale west of Port […]
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