Skip to content

The Smokey Wire : National Forest News and Views

Community Sourced, Shared and Supported

Home
About
Contributors
Moderation Requests and Discussion
New Topics or Questions from Readers
Planning Humor
Donations

New species of conservation concern for San Bernardino National Forest

February 13, 2018 by Jon Haber

Sighted last March. They’re probably a good indicator of ecological integrity.

Share this:

Email
LinkedIn
Twitter
Facebook

Categories 21st Century Problems, Best available science, Building Trust, Diversity and species conservation, Partizanizing Issues, Spirituality and the Environment, Undiscussables

Flathead forest plan revision nears finish line

California national monuments pay off, and are intact so far, but not DRECP

Leave a Comment Cancel reply

Comment

Name Email Website

Notify me of follow-up comments by email.

Notify me of followup comments via e-mail. You can also subscribe without commenting.

$770 of $1,200 raised

Share this:

Email
LinkedIn
Twitter
Facebook

$ Donation Amount:

Select Payment Method

Offline Donation
PayPal

Personal Info

First Name *

Last Name

Email Address *

Donation Total: $20.00

Help us reach our 2024 goal of $1200 in donations!
We nearly achieved our 2023 goal of $1000, missing only by $70.

Donations Requested

While the content of this website is provided by volunteers, funding is needed to maintain the website. There is also a need to update the website and make it compatible with current applications and devices.Donations are not tax deductible at this time, Please send use the "Donate" button above, or send via mail to Sharon Friedman PO Box 571, Peyton, CO 80831 or via Paypal to [email protected] you for your contributions!

Subscribe via Email

Enter your email address to receive notifications of new posts by email. There are currently 1,199 subscribers.

Email Address

Join 1,199 other subscribers

Search for:

Recent Posts

That’s Not How it Was: Sharon’s Response to Tinder Box Book Review
Guest Post: Karl Brauneis’ Review of Burchfield’s 2014 “The Tinder Box”
History Lesson: Woodsworker Deficit Supplied by POWs in Wyoming in 1940s
Let’s Review Some Forest Service NEPA Stats
Interview with Jon Keeley on LA Wildfires
The 2022 Cedar Creek Fire & The 1897 Organic Act (Part 2)
The 2022 Cedar Creek Fire & The 1897 Organic Act (Part 1)
Why Did the Biden Admin Say No to NOGA (and Yes to So Many Others?)
Answers to Ethics Questions by Taylor
Adios NOGA!

Recent Comments

George on That’s Not How it Was: Sharon’s Response to Tinder Box Book Review
Anonymous on Let’s Review Some Forest Service NEPA Stats
Sharon on Guest Post: Karl Brauneis’ Review of Burchfield’s 2014 “The Tinder Box”
Jim Z on That’s Not How it Was: Sharon’s Response to Tinder Box Book Review
Anon on Guest Post: Karl Brauneis’ Review of Burchfield’s 2014 “The Tinder Box”
Jane L. on Guest Post: Karl Brauneis’ Review of Burchfield’s 2014 “The Tinder Box”
larry kurtz on Guest Post: Karl Brauneis’ Review of Burchfield’s 2014 “The Tinder Box”
Wally Lippincott on Guest Post: Karl Brauneis’ Review of Burchfield’s 2014 “The Tinder Box”
Sharon on Guest Post: Karl Brauneis’ Review of Burchfield’s 2014 “The Tinder Box”
George on Guest Post: Karl Brauneis’ Review of Burchfield’s 2014 “The Tinder Box”
Rob DeHarpport on Let’s Review Some Forest Service NEPA Stats
Anonymous on Let’s Review Some Forest Service NEPA Stats
Jim Z on Guest Post: Karl Brauneis’ Review of Burchfield’s 2014 “The Tinder Box”
Jim Z on Interview with Jon Keeley on LA Wildfires
larry kurtz on Guest Post: Karl Brauneis’ Review of Burchfield’s 2014 “The Tinder Box”
Bob Zybach on History Lesson: Woodsworker Deficit Supplied by POWs in Wyoming in 1940s
Bob Zybach on History Lesson: Woodsworker Deficit Supplied by POWs in Wyoming in 1940s
Vladimir Steblina on Let’s Review Some Forest Service NEPA Stats
Anonymous on Let’s Review Some Forest Service NEPA Stats
Rich J on The 2022 Cedar Creek Fire & The 1897 Organic Act (Part 2)
Gordon J. Fulks, PhD on Interview with Jon Keeley on LA Wildfires
Anonymous on Let’s Review Some Forest Service NEPA Stats
Gordon J. Fulks, PhD on History Lesson: Woodsworker Deficit Supplied by POWs in Wyoming in 1940s
Bob Zybach on Interview with Jon Keeley on LA Wildfires
Forrest Fleischman on Let’s Review Some Forest Service NEPA Stats
Joe Reddan on Let’s Review Some Forest Service NEPA Stats
Thomas Hochman on Let’s Review Some Forest Service NEPA Stats
Anonymous on Let’s Review Some Forest Service NEPA Stats
Michael T. Rains on Let’s Review Some Forest Service NEPA Stats
larry kurtz on Interview with Jon Keeley on LA Wildfires
Sharon on Let’s Review Some Forest Service NEPA Stats
Larry Harrell Fotoware on Let’s Review Some Forest Service NEPA Stats
Jim Z on Interview with Jon Keeley on LA Wildfires
Anonymous on Let’s Review Some Forest Service NEPA Stats
Sharon on Let’s Review Some Forest Service NEPA Stats
Sharon on Interview with Jon Keeley on LA Wildfires
Larry Harrell Fotoware on Let’s Review Some Forest Service NEPA Stats
larry kurtz on Interview with Jon Keeley on LA Wildfires
Sharon on Interview with Jon Keeley on LA Wildfires
Jon Haber on Interview with Jon Keeley on LA Wildfires
Jon Haber on Interview with Jon Keeley on LA Wildfires
Jon Haber on Why Did the Biden Admin Say No to NOGA (and Yes to So Many Others?)
Sharon on Interview with Jon Keeley on LA Wildfires
Jon Haber on The 2022 Cedar Creek Fire & The 1897 Organic Act (Part 2)
larry kurtz on Interview with Jon Keeley on LA Wildfires
George Caro on The 2022 Cedar Creek Fire & The 1897 Organic Act (Part 1)
Bob Zybach on Interview with Jon Keeley on LA Wildfires
larry kurtz on Interview with Jon Keeley on LA Wildfires
Vladimir Steblina on Interview with Jon Keeley on LA Wildfires
Larry Harrell Fotoware on Interview with Jon Keeley on LA Wildfires

Forest Photos – Flickr Group

My Favorite Forest Photo

Recommended Comment Considerations

When commenting, please consider the three doors that charitable speech must pass through. The gatekeeper at the door asks, "Is it true?" The second gatekeeper asks, "Is it helpful?" The third gatekeeper asks, "Is it kind?" (adapted from the writings of Krishnamurti by James Martin on p. 169 of his book "Between Heaven and Mirth.)

Purpose

We intend to provide a forum where different academic communities (social, physical and biological disciplines, law, policy), agency employees and retirees, students and the general public can come together to share perspectives on national forest management and planning.

Contact

Questions? Complaints? Kudos? Contact Sharon at terraveritas atgmaildotcom.

Categories

Virtual Book Club- Moon and the Nautilus Shell

Virtual Book Club for Dan Botkin's The Moon and the Nautilus Shell can be found here.

Tags

4FRI 2012 Montana Wildfires Alliance for Wild Rockies bark beetles biomass Canada Lynx center for biological diversity climate change Collaboration critical habitat Dixie National Forest dogwood alliance economics Endangered Species Act Fire and Fuels FireWise Flathead National Forest Forest Jobs and Recreation Act Gallatin National Forest King Fire Lewis and Clark National Forest Lodgepole pine Lolo National Forest Montana old growth Photos public lands grazing Restoration Rim Fire salvage logging science Temporary Employees Temporary Logging Roads Thinning Tongass National Forest Tree Diseases and Insects USFS Fire Lab whitebark pine Wilderness Wilderness Act Wilderness Study Areas wildfire Wildland Urban Interface Wildlife wolves

Disclaimer

The opinions expressed by those providing comments are theirs alone, and do not reflect the opinions of any of their organizations.

Credits

Header image: Creative Commons-licensed photo by dakman on Flickr

Privacy Policy | Terms of Service

© 2025 The Smokey Wire : National Forest News and Views • Built with GeneratePress

Discover more from The Smokey Wire : National Forest News and Views

Subscribe now to keep reading and get access to the full archive.

Type your email…

Continue reading