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Group wants timber harvest panel to go public 'Governor must put an end to closed-door sessions' By MITCH LIES Capital...
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Good morning community leaders, Just another reminder of the March 5 meeting asking for feedback on the county’s strategic plan. ...
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COMMENTARY | GOLDEN GREEN Forest Service Chief Talks Climate Change -- in Washington and on the Ground by Char Miller on Febr...
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Judge approves massive Mt Hood logging 04/14/2014 ###Breaking News### This is the Collawash River in Mt. Hood Nation...
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Comet Elenin Now that summer is winding down – last weekend of Errant Loon Lodge visitors and several days of clouds and mi... -
So Oregonlive is reporting that we can expect “various forms of sun” this coming week. Now this story dovetails nicely with our post la...
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Search Engines I wanted to pass on some ideas for searching on the internet which also bypasses Google searches. I’m sure you have not...
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Country’s Biggest Timber Theft Logging company fined $100 million Last week, Malaysian timber company, Concord Pacific, was sentenced to...
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we up here on Crucher's Bench enjoy the coming of spring, including the arrival of our hummingbirds. Many have feeders and plant attra...
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Snow falling on cedars… hemlock and doug firs, too. It snowed all over Crutcher’s Bench yesterday on the next to last day of April. ...
Early morning, golden sunshine through the trees on the day after the recent snow event (we have "weather events" here not just storms ... like 100 year events that are not as bad as the 1964 flood). Beautiful sunrises are extra special events up here - for the tall mountains are to the east and being in a rainforest having a clear morning is unusual.
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