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Media CoverageJan 5, 2010
Getting together for the environment
In the January 3, 2010 edition of The Raleigh (NC) News and Observer, Char Miller, Senior Fellow for the Pinchot Institute and Professor of Environmental Analysis at Pomona College, and James G. Lewis explore the comparisons between the words of Gifford Pinchot in the early 1940s and Obama at the Copenhagen climate-change meetings.
May 3, 2009
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette: Latham's Acre - 60-year-old deer exclosure demonstrates impacts of overbrowsing
Referencing the Pinchot Institute for Conservation's report entitled, "Managing Deer in the Commonwealth: A Study of Pennsylvania and other States," John Hayes of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette explores forest regeneration with reduced deer herds. Please click here for the article and click here for more information on the report.
Apr 21, 2009
Lancaster New Era: Changes urged on deer control
After an interview with authors of the Pinchot Institute's report, "Managing Deer in the Commonwealth: A Study of Pennsylvania and other States," Bryon Shissler and Marrett Grund, Ad Crable discusses deer management legislation and policy.
Click here for more the article and click here for more information about the study. Jan 22, 2007
Associated Press: Bay Watershed Losing Forest
Eric C. Sprague discusses "The State of Chesapeake Forests," a report by The Conservation Fund and the USDA Forest Service. The Institute is working with Chesapeake states to implement the report's recommendations. Click here for article.
Jan 18, 2007
Appleton Post-Crescent: Landmark Forestry Study Begins Soon
The second phase of the Institute's "Next Generation" study of private forest landowners is beginning in Wisconsin. Institute President Al Sample discusses the study in this article in the Post-Crescent of Appleton, WI. Click here for more information on the study. Apr 12, 2006
Oregon Certification Standard study published
The Institute's feasibility study of an Oregon Certification
Standard was released today. Click here for the Oregon Department
of Forestry's news release. |
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