Print Publications
ForestLife, Spring 2012
In this issue: PFT honored as “Climate Action Champion” in 2012; restoring forests and supplying renewable energy; another working forest conserved; and more!
The Klamath-Cascade: California’s Watershed in the Balance
Pacific Forest Trust (PFT) is pursuing a major strategic initiative to conserve one of America’s priceless forest treasures, the Klamath-Cascade Region. Fed by glaciers and snowmelt from Mount Lassen and Mount Shasta, the Region’s great rivers provide drinking water for more than 22 million Californians.
ForestLife, Fall 2011
In this issue: Klamath-Cascade watersheds and recommendations; California is set to make climate history; sending a California evergreen gift to Capitol Hill this holiday season; and more!
ForestLife, Spring 2011
In this issue: Forests: Where our water comes from. PFT expands conservation of key watershed regions from Mt. Shasta headwaters to Sierra Valley, CA. Plus, new partnerships; approval for carbon project standards; and a vision for ‘America’s Great Outdoors.’
ForestLife, Fall 2010
In this issue: A call to conserve America’s Great Outdoors, public agencies focus on threats to privately owned forests; PFT earns accreditation from Land Trust Accreditation Commission; and more!
ForestLife, Summer 2010
Sustaining the Roots of a Green Economy: National Coalition Calls for Investment in Working Lands
America’s Private Forests: Status and Stewardship
This book, written by Constance Best and Laurie Wayburn, the co-founders of Pacific Forest Trust, examines private forests in the U.S. It presents research, data, and analyses of the current state of America’s forests.
Forest Carbon in the United States: Opportunities and Options for Private Lands
This report describes the range of potential forest conservation and management activities on private forests that can lead to net increases in carbon stocks.