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Becky Gravenmier has had a long career with shifting roles and responsibilities within the Regional Office of the National Forest System, the Pacific Northwest Research Station (PNW), Bureau of Land Management (BLM), and other entities, often…

Cindy Miner had the bulk of her 35-year career with the Pacific Northwest Research Station of the Forest Service, rising to the positon of Assistant Director for Communications and Applications. During the Forest Ecosystem Management and Assessment…

Bruce Marcot spent his career as a Forest Service wildlife ecologist with an exceptionally wide-ranging approach to science and how it could operate at the interface of research and land management communities in the Pacific Northwest and other parts…

Richard Haynes was a Forest Economist with the Pacific Northwest Research Station of the Forest Service who specialized in assessing forest resources and markets and played a central role in important events leading up to and through formulation of…

Kelly Burnett spent the bulk of her career as a research fish ecologist based in the Corvallis Forestry Sciences Laboratory of the Pacific Northwest Research Station. During the Forest Ecosystem Management Team (FEMAT) she served on the aquatics team…

In this lengthy interview, Eric Forsman describes his career-long trajectory studying owls and other wildlife that strongly influenced federal forest policy and management. He outlines his growing up years with brothers exploring forests and…

Jerry Franklin, a long-time champion of native forests, especially old growth, begins this interview describing his education at Oregon State University and PhD from Washington State University, and how he worked for the Pacific Northwest Research…

Jerry Franklin has described John Gordon as a statesman for US forestry, based on his communication and social skills, and deep knowledge of forests rooted in the Midwest, Pacific Northwest, and Northeast. John Gordon begins this oral history…

Norm Johnson, a pivotal, though sometimes behind-the-scenes, player in Pacific Northwest forestry policy and planning for many decades, begins this extensive, candid interview recounting his upbringing in Berkeley, California, and education…

Martin (“Marty”) Raphael had a career as a wildlife biologist mainly with the Pacific Northwest Research Station of the US Forest Service, but his role as deputy to Jack Ward Thomas in management of the Ecosystem Management Assessment Team…