Editorial

• 1/25/2006 - Terrorists, by Any Name.
  
  
• 1/25/2006 - NOAA does not list coho. Pressure by Grange aids decision. Oregon coalitions coordinated data and cooperated. By Liz Bowen.
  
  
• 1/17/2006 - Common sense, science and collaboration justify NOAA decision on coastal coho. By Jake Gibbs.
  
  
• Winter 2006 - The Gardners of Eden. Rediscovering our importance to nature. By Dan Dagget.
  
  
• Winter 2006 - Pombo The Great. The power behind the changes in the ESA. By Tim Findley.
  
  
• Winter 2006 - Swallowing Camels. Rhetoric, damned lies and statistics are destroying nature. By Steven H. Rich.
  
  
• Winter 2006 - An Act of Deception. The Endangered Species Act purposely oversteps its bounds. By Matthew A. Cronin, Ph.D.
  
  
• Fall 2005 - Taking Liberty. How private property in America is being abolished. By Michael S. Coffman, Ph.D.
  
  
• 11/27/2005 - Logging helps keep salmon runs healthy. By Carlton Yee.
  
  
• Summer 2005 - The West 2005. The bad guys are still after the ranch. By Tim Findley.
  
  
• Spring 2005 - Pristine Nature: The Founding Falsehood. Why leaving "nature" alone means destruction of the wilderness. By Steven H. Rich.
  
  
• Spring 2005 - Smart Growth. Shadow players in the new world order. By Tim Findley.
  
  
• 6/21/2005 - Kyoto by Degrees.
  
  
• 5/14/2005 - State says rare flower planted to foil project. By Mary Callahan.
  
  
• 5/5/2005 - Landscape Design To Preserve Forests, Supporters Suggest Cutting Some Trees. By James P. Sterba.
  
  
• 4/25/2005 - Why you should care about property rights. By Joseph Farah and Rep. Richard Pombo.
  
  
• 3/8/2005 - Restoring Healthy Forests: Myth and Realities - A forest science experts lists some common misperceptions about forest health. By Dr. Thomas M. Bonnicksen.
  
  
• 3/7/2005 - Solving the Wildfire Crisis: Learning from History. A narrated presentation on forest health and wildfire risk. By Dr. Thomas M. Bonnicksen, Ph. D.
  
  
• 2/28/2005 - False assumptions, facts taint criticism. By Richard Pombo.
  
  
• 2/28/2005 - State's forest reseeding operation at risk - Budget cuts force state seed bank closure; merge with federal forestry agency planned. By Suzanne Bohan.
  
  
• 2/19/2005 - Davenport’s battered barn to stay just that - Sierra Club court victory ends plan for wine and cheese shop. By Genevieve Bookwalter.
  
  
• 2/14/2005 - Want to save giant trees? A chain saw can do wonders. By Thomas Bonnicksen.
  
  
• 1/28/2005 - Environmental Movement Has Lost Its Way. By Dr. Patrick Moore.
  
  
• Fall 2004 - Refuting The Myths. It is time to expose anti-livestock bias in federal culture. By Steven H. Rich.
  
  
• 11/23/2004 - Becoming a True Environmentalist. By Nicole Mashore.
  
  
• 8/31/2004 - Unlawful inclusion of TPZ lands as dumpsite candidates. A letter from CCFA to the Santa Cruz County Board of Supervisors.
  
  
• 6/30/2004 - CRFM's Distortion of NOAA Coho Salmon Genetic Research Findings. By Robert O. Briggs.
  
  
• 4/7/2004 - Commonsense Management of Resources: Beware the disconnect between lumber and forest. By Bob Berlage.
  
  
• 3/30/2004 - Jodi Frediani, the Environmental Movement, and Critical Thinking. By Fabian Alvarado.
  
  
• 3/29/2004 - Myths, Lies and Downright Stupidity - Myth #3: We Are Destroying Our Forests? Transcript of ABC News 20/20 special with John Stossel.
  
  
• 3/16/2004 - Don't Waste Money. By Alfred Carlson.
  
  
• 3/16/2004 - County’s Logging Appeal A Bad Idea. A Santa Cruz Sentinel editorial.
  
  
• 3/16/2004 - Regional Water Quality Control Board Regulations Will Place An Onerous Burden On All Forestland Owners. By Peter Twight.
  
  
• 3/1/2004 - Eat First! March 2004 Newletter.
  
  
• 2/20/2004 - Forestland Owners Can Breathe a Sigh of Relief But They Should Sleep With One Eye Open. By Fabian Alvarado.
  
  
• 2/19/2004 - Logging: There are still plently of controls on how logging proceeds in the Santa Cruz Mountains. A Santa Cruz Sentinel editorial.
  
  
• 2/10/2004 - Response to Jodi Frediani's Nescient Comments on Karst Formations and the San Vicente Creek Sinkhole. By Jerry Weber.
  
  
• 2/6/2004 - The Dark Side of Globalism. By Tom DeWeese.
  
  
• 1/25/2004 - More Unaccountable Agitprop from Jodi Frediani. This time it's the San Vincente Creek sinkhole.
  
  
• 1/1/2004 - Eat First! January 2004 Newletter.
  
  
• Winter 2004 - Forever and Ever, Amen. Land trusts and the frightening thought of perpetuity. By Tim Findley.
  
  
• 2003 - Nature's Landlord. The story of the world's most powerful environmental group, The Nature Conservancy. By Tim Findley.
  
  
• 2003 - The Value of Rest. Rest can restore an area to abundance or cause its resources to literally dry up and blow away. A RANGE MAGAZINE special report.
  
  
• 11/23/2003 - A Managed Forest is a Healthy Forest. By Al Carlton.
  
  
• 11/23/2003 - Timber Harvest Good for Forest, Local Economy. By Barbara McCrary.
  
  
• Fall 2003 - This Land Is OUR Land. Untamed nature & the removal of humans. By Tim Findley.
  
  
• 9/15/2003 - Remarks to the Commonwealth Club. By Michael Crichton.
  
  
• 4/27/2003 - State of Denial. By Tom Knudson. The Sacramento Bee's Pulitzer Prize-winning environmental reporter, examines how California's environmental legacy of conserving resources at home is on a collision course with its habit of consuming them in record quantities from abroad.
  
  
• 1/17/2003 - Aliens Cause Global Warming. By Michael Crichton.
  
  
• 2001 - Water in the West. By Tim Findley.
  
  
• 4/22/2001 - Environment, Inc. By Tom Knudson. In this five-part series The Sacramento Bee's Pulitzer Prize-winning environmental reporter, examines the high-powered fund raising, the litigation and the public relations machine that has come to characterize much of the environmental movement today.
  
  
• 2000 - The Great American Land Grab. By Tim Findley.
  
  
• 2000 - The West 2000. Facts for the future of public and private lands. By Tim Findley.
  
  
• 7/25/2000 - Oversight Hearing on "The Once and Future National Forest Timber Sale Program." Subcommittee on Forests and Forest Health. Opening Remarks for The Honorable Helen Chenoweth-Hage.
  
  
• 11/1995 - Sierra Club Lies. By Alan Caruba.