There is broad consensus that California’s water challenges are only going to get worse as climate change continues. In this era of global warming, we need new approaches to help solve our water problems. New built infrastructure proposals ignore the least expensive and most effective means of increasing water security: restoring watersheds.
Friends and colleagues gathered on April 27, 2018 at the elegant Julia Morgan Ballroom in downtown San Francisco for Forest Fete, the premiere forest event of the year, to celebrate Pacific Forest Trust’s 25th Anniversary.
In 2018, PFT is advancing the role of forests in climate policy in Oregon, Washington, and California.
Proposition 68 on California’s June 5 ballot, for critical natural resources funding: clean water, parks, forests, and more.
After 5 years of collaboration, a broad partnership has protected the 2,085-acre Mountcrest Working Forest near Ashland, Oregon.
Here is Pacific Forest Trust’s 2017 Top Ten. We take one more look back (or ten) at a very eventful year before setting our sights firmly on 2018.
