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The conversation will be moderated by Bettina Ring of @foresters More details and event registration info: https://t.co/Y60X7JPTYF

Join us Tues Nov 11th for an in-person conversation "Preparing Future Natural Resources and Forestry Leaders" bringing together 3 university natural resources leaders—Indy Burke, Lori Bennear, and Sam Cook—for discussion on the future of forestry & environmental education.

At noon! @NCmuseumhistory curator Earl Ijames is presenting in the @NaturalSciences Daily Planet Theater (and via livestream). Mr. Ijames is bringing artifacts related to his talk as well! Watch "Gone with the Wind! Longleaf Pine Forests in NC History": https://t.co/3zKIaIUs5a

Learn more... "Remembering Westvaco’s Christmas Classics Book Series"

In 1958, the West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company started a holiday tradition that lasted half a century. Each year a new entry in the carefully curated and expertly designed Christmas Classics book series would appear.

The fire was only six acres when the smokejumpers arrived. Within hours, 13 firefighters were dead. The Mann Gulch Fire transformed wildland firefighting forever. Listen to the haunting retelling that still shapes fire science 75 years later. Learn more: https://t.co/AoFM3L6gvm

A throwback #ArchivesSalute via Paul Bunyan and the Red River Lumber Co.

#ArchivesSalute 10th (Forest) Engineers on review at the training camp on the campus of American University, Washington, DC, 1917, prior to deployment to Europe. More on the WWI Forest Engineers: https://t.co/PmGgeSQOvi

On Oct. 24, 2024, American members of the @foresthistory BOD had an opportunity to tour the historic Petawawa Research Forest, hosted by the Canadian Forest Service of @NRCan to see Canada’s oldest research forest and to learn of Indigenous forest knowledge and land stewardship.

Join FHS historian Jamie Lewis on 10/24 at 1pm ET for "Clash and Connection on the Best Land" with Susan Brewer. Earn 1 hr of CFE credit from @foresters. #envhist #foresthistory

Join us Wed. Nov. 13th for a lecture by Daniel Lewis, author of "Twelve Trees: The Deep Roots of Our Future." Lecture will be given in-person at FHS in Durham and also streamed online. Event includes reception and book signing. Registration and more info: https://t.co/sAlz5CkrEI

This arresting pattern of wood pieces was part of a wood collage by Phil Gilmore, architect and sculptor, on display at the forest industry pavilion during the Oregon Centennial Exposition in Portland, 1959 #ArchivesPatterns #ArchivesHashtagParty

I'm giving a talk on my new book in a few weeks at the @foresthistory! Here is a link to register: https://t.co/3NaWrk6fUh

Happy 80th birthday to @Smokey_Bear, first authorized as a character on August 9, 1944: https://t.co/3pqNYBprPV #SmokeyBear80 #OnlyYou

Join us Mon. August 5th at 1pm est for a presentation with Stephen Pyne on the 75th anniversary of the 1949 #MannGulch fire: "Mann Gulch, Norman Maclean, and Young Men and Fire: Why We Are Still Talking About Them Today." Register online: https://t.co/1goPg19JoQ @LewisandClarkNF

And see more photos taken at the 68 Trials by Joe Head:

@forestservice It must have worked. Team USA would go on to win 24 track medals, including 12 golds, and set 6 world records in Mexico City. **For more on this story, see the book "The Track in the Forest" by Bob Burns

So the @forestservice gave permission to install a temporary track on the Eldorado National Forest. The caveat was to have as little impact on the environment as possible, resulting in a literal track in the forest where at points you couldn't even see to the opposite side.

🏅🌲More #ArchivesGoForGold and Forest History: In 1968 ahead of the high altitude Olympic Games in Mexico City, the USA held their Olympic Track & Field Trials south of South Lake Tahoe at Echo Summit, California. There was no existing track, though... (1/3)