“Forest Ecology, Resilience, and “Restoration”” powerpoint

Check out the “Forest Ecology, Resilience, and “Restoration” powerpoint by Asante Riverwind, BMBP co-founder (click here to link to the slideshow). It depicts obvious logging damage from collaborative timber sales billed as forest restoration. Asante spent many years field surveying before and after conditions of so-called collaborative “restoration projects” planned on the Deschutes, Malheur, Ochoco, and Umatilla National Forests.

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