Newspapers and Journals

• On the Wild Side A Journal of American Wildlands - a national conservation organization which promotes ecologically sustainable uses of public wildland resources, including forests, wilderness, wildlife and fisheries, and rivers, principally in the Interior West. American Wildlands 40 E. Main St. #2 Bozeman MT 59715
• Wild Forest Review - A lively open forum with articles from a wide spectrum of opinions. In depth stories on politics at all levels, deep analyses of the forest protection movement. Specializes in forest economics and current events. Back issues available. 620 Dimick, Oregon City, OR 97405, 503-234-0093
• Green Mountain Forest Watch - edited by Mat Jacobson. A "journal of eco-ecstasy, rage and action" this publication illuminates the issues facing the many Appalachian bioregions, offering solutions based on the Preserve Appalachian Wilderness Plan. 48 Elliot St. Brattleboro, VT 0530, 802-257-4878
• PAWNET NEWS: 57 - Choate St., Newark, DE 19711, 302-368-3736
• National Geographic Articles: "Will We Save Our Own?" September 1990, one of the most damning indictments of the Forest Service ever published in a popular magazine. Also, "Timber: How Much Is Enough?" April, 1974. National Geographic Magazine 800-638-4077
• Forest Voice - An intense collection of clearcut photos, coupled with strong educational writing make this paper one of the most compelling educational and motivational items on this list. Call or write and ask for free copies of this excellent paper for all of your group’s members. Native Forest Council, PO Box 2171, Eugene, OR 97402, 503-688-2600. Tim Hermach, Editor.
• Inner Voice - Courageous Forest Service workers document the truth about the mismanagement and environmental decline of our National Forests. Association of Forest Service Employees for Environmental Ethics, PO Box 11615, Eugene, OR 97488, 503-484-2692.
• High Country News - PO Box 1090, Paonia, CO 81428, 303-527-4898. Source for news in the Western US. Very good coverage.
• Northern Forest Forum - PO Box 52, Groveton, NH 03582, 603-636-2952, Editor and long time activist Jamie Sayen provides the stark reality of the North Woods and private (mostly corporate owned) forests (and giant clearcuts).