How mushrooms are food, medicine, and forest healers

Gray Shaw and Susan Nolan answer questions about making and using biochar.

Karuk spokesperson Kathy McCovey and Mid-Klamath Watershed Council ED Will Harling discuss fire’s place in the forest

Salmon Creek resident naturalist with homemade collection of annotated animal recordings

Local paleo-geologist and ichthyologist Thomas Dunklin explicates salmon’s indebtedness to seismic activity

A departed founding member’s legacy, as told by a few of his colleagues

Jeff Kane, Associate Professor of Forestry at Cal Poly Humboldt, describes the fire ecology of California and the program at Cal Poly.

Interview of activist Ellen Taylor on the current state of California forest practices

Interview of small redwood mill owner, with history of sustainable local timber

Interview with geologist Dr. Jasper Oshun about how geology determines how trees grow in the Humboldt landscape

Interview of Liz Harwood, who propagates agroforestry plants

Gary Graham Hughes, Americas Program Coordinator for Biofuelwatch, skewers the claim of carbon neutrality from purchasing carbon credits

Interview with proprietor of Almquist Lumber in Arcata

Local forester Tim Metz traces the development of sustainable forestry in southern Humboldt and northern Mendocino county

Discussion of the need to separate forest management from firefighting. Richard Wilson and Sharon Duggan are interviewed by Michael Evenson.

Nate Nadsen, Michael Evenson, and Walter Smith discuss their opposition to logging Rainbow Ridge and the failure of FSC to address their concerns

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

Analysis of the effectiveness of FSC certification for producing sustainable timber, with Nate Madsen, Richard Gienger and David Simpson. Photo credit: savethemattolesancientforest.com

Three separate shows about hazelnuts, chestnuts and acorns