12,400 acres conserved · 1.4M trees planted
Field office: Portland & Seattle
How prescribed burns, drawn from tribal fire knowledge, are reshaping our stewardship playbook.
Maren Holstad & Dr. Lila Tanaka
Restoration Lead & Fire Ecologist · Mt. Adams, WA
Fire isn't an emergency. Fire is a tool. The land remembers it. Our crews are learning to swing it again.
The full text of this dispatch will be available shortly. In the meantime, we've paired it with the relevant field metrics and a short note from the author.
Maren Holstad & Dr. Lila Tanaka
Restoration Lead & Fire Ecologist, working out of Mt. Adams, WA.
What a clearcut looks like at year one, year three, and year five — and what salmon notice first.
Maren Holstad · 7 min
A plain-language explainer of the legal instrument that holds 12,400 acres in perpetuity.
Theo Asher · 5 min
Eight early-career practitioners, eighteen months, and the work that comes next.
Lupe Carrasco · 6 min