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July Forest Flash 2026
Forest Flash: July 2026 In Pacific Forest Trust's e-newsletter, Forest Flash, we send you the most recent PFT news and updates on forests, clean water, climate, and wildlife. Subscribe here. PFT's Innovative New Approach to Reduce Wildfire Risk and Support Safer...
Annual Report 2025
Hot off the press!
While 2025 was a tumultuous year, PFT made significant advances in conservation, climate action, biodiversity protection, and the use of good fire to protect both communities and forests from catastrophic fire.
June 2026
In this issue: Bringing Fire Back to the Redwoods, Living with Fire: A Strategic Action Plan for CA, and A Butterfly Oasis at PFT’s Mt. Ashland Demonstration Forest
May 2026
In this issue: The Future of the Epstein Family Forest has been Funded!, CA’s Budget Dilemma Threatens Forests & Conservation, and Encouraging the Next Generation of Stewards at PFT’s Mount Ashland Demonstration Forest
April 2026
In this Issue: “Managing Forests and Agricultural Lands for Climate Benefits” at Climate Week 2026, Expanding Our Staff and Impact, and Forest Fete Fun and Fundraising
March 2026
In this issue: Restoring Critical Habitats While Reducing Fuels Loads, Good Fire at Work: Burning for Benefits at McCloud Soda Springs, and Managing Older Forests as Natural Climate Solutions.
Wins for Wildlife
In this issue: HB 4134: A Smart Investment in Oregon’s Future that Makes Sense for Wildlife and People, PFT’s Stewardship in Action, and Supporting Wildlife through Ecological Forest Management
President’s Letter: Winter 2026
Hope in Challenging Times: Miracles can happen. This October, after a century, salmon returned to spawn up the newly undammed Klamath River.
Returning a piece of Yosemite to the Southern Sierra Miwuk Nation
Overlooking Yosemite Valley and both forks of the Wild and Scenic Merced River, Henness Ridge is a place of extraordinary beauty and profound cultural and ecological significance.
States Embrace Natural Climate Solutions
As climate-driven disasters like wildfires and severe storms increase, states are intensifying restoration and conservation efforts to help nature help us.