The Journalism Project

Gray Shaw, Project Coordinator

The Sustainable Forestry Journalism Project consists of mostly prerecorded programs that are produced for broadcast on KMUD public radio.

Below you can find descriptions of our previously aired shows, with links to listen.

Gray Shaw 6/1/22 Gray Shaw 6/1/22

Kim Phelps—elderberries as medicine

Co-owner of the New Harris Store talks about elderberries as a natural remedy and as a crop for southern Humboldt

T. Gray Shaw 2/16/22 T. Gray Shaw 2/16/22

Community resiliency job programs at CR, with Danny Kelley and Kerry Meyer

T. Gray Shaw 2/2/22 T. Gray Shaw 2/2/22

Owner of Korbly Wood Products talks about his redwood products business on the Avenue of the Giants

T. Gray Shaw 1/5/22 T. Gray Shaw 1/5/22

Manager at Dazey’s Construction talks about turning local hardwood into bowls

T. Gray Shaw 5/19/21 T. Gray Shaw 5/19/21

Interview of Liz Harwood, who propagates agroforestry plants

Gray Shaw 3/17/21 Gray Shaw 3/17/21

Interview with proprietor of Almquist Lumber in Arcata

T. Gray Shaw 11/30/20 T. Gray Shaw 11/30/20

The ancient method of coppicing—repeatedly harvesting stems of woody plants at the same height to produce useful materials.

T. Gray Shaw 7/28/20 T. Gray Shaw 7/28/20

Building with de-barked poles—a great way to utilize Douglas-fir trunks from thinning operations!