ISF Updates:
Looking
to the Future
New
Forestry Trail
Future
Forests
Events:
May 20th
ISF Spring Walkabout

Websites:
ISF
Website
Sustainable
Forest Council
Southern
Humboldt Fire Safe Council
Sustainable
Hardwood
Network |
ISF's
New Forestry Trail
At the Southern Humboldt Community
Park
The New Forestry Trail leads you through a working example of
sustainability. The Institute for Sustainable Forestry (ISF) is
excited to offer the community this close up view of the type of
management that inspired the creation of ISF in the early nineties.
The restoration forestry techniques implemented in this mixed hardwood
and conifer stand offer an excellent example of forest stewardship
appropriate to many small landholdings throughout our region. The
resulting forest increases fire safety for the community and maintains
wildlife habitat, a healthy canopy of diverse tree species, as well
as productive timber stands for future use by the Southern Humboldt
Community Park. |
Nick's Interns
hike to work building the New Forestry Trail
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Dave Kahan, Restoration Forestry
Crew Leader, describes the goals of the community park restoration
forestry project
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Intensive forest management on industrial timberland is tightly
focused on maximizing the growth and harvest of high volumes of softwood
timber. Communities and watersheds composed of small landowners often
have a broader range of goals including fire safety, clean water,
aesthetics, wildlife habitat, stream restoration, and erosion control
as well as long term timber production. |
Many thanks to Nick's Interns,
Restoration Forestry Inc, Cereus Fund, and the Southern Humboldt Community
Park
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Forest
Fragmentation
Greg Blomstrom
Ecosystem
Services
John Rogers
Protecting
Working Forests
Richard Geinger
Forestry
and Fire Safety
Cybelle Immit / John Rogers
Working
Forest Bonds
An ISF proposal

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