58:32

"Born of Fire and Rain: What It Means to Be a Forest on a Rapidly Changing Planet" with M.L. Herring

59:11

“Loving the North Woods: 25 Years of Historic Conservation in Maine” with Karin Tilberg

01:06:29

"The Conservation Collections at the Denver Public Library" with Abby Hoverstock and Heidi Young

01:05:56

Marshall Thomas - “Timber Market Cycles: 200 Years in the US South’s Forest Products Industry”

01:07:30

“George Masa: A Life Reimagined” with Janet McCue and Paul Bonesteel

50:37

"Sen. George McLean and the Migratory Bird Treaty Act of 1918" with Will Greeley

01:00:32

Daniel Lewis - “Twelve Trees: The Deep Roots of Our Future” (2024 Lynn Day Lecture)

01:01:32

"Clash and Connection on the Best Land" with Susan Brewer

01:07:59

Jason Newton - "Cutover Capitalism: The Industrialization of the Northern Forest"

01:13:39

"Mann Gulch, Norman Maclean, and Young Men and Fire" with Stephen Pyne

56:38

"Creating A Viable Future Through Sustainable Resource Economies"

54:02

"The Family Tree and Heirs’ Property Rights: Connecting People, Land, and Legacy"

01:03:59

"Tree Equity: Enacting Change in America’s Cities" with Jad Daley and host Tania Munz

01:05:22

"From Forest to Frame: Using Georgia’s Forests In Local Mass Timber Buildings"

01:08:43

Elena Kochetkova - "Forest and Industry in the Late Soviet Union"

01:06:58

Jason M. Brown - "Contemplative Forestry: Lessons from Monastic Landscapes Past and Present"

01:08:42

Amy Godine - "Black Pioneers in New York's Adirondack Wilderness: A 19th-Century Encounter"

02:11

Pauline Bunyans and Lumberettes: Women in the Workforce during WWII

01:03:52

Katie Rose Levin - "Managing Our Urban Forests in A Changing Climate"

01:01:57

Nancy Siegel - "Susie Barstow and Hudson River School of Painting"

01:03:38

David Paul Bayles Sap in Their Veins

01:18:15

Terry Baker: “Forest Fanatics: How Do We Align Around Today’s Forest Climate Issues?”

01:21:14

Tracy Buran Evens: “TIMOs: The History and Future of Timberland Investing”

01:05:52

Beth Cormier - Cellulose: Meet the Versatile Forest-based Polymer!

01:04:45

Marybeth Lorbiecki: “Lucette!” – Transforming Paul Bunyan from Logger to Forester in Print and Song

01:01:34

Mike Wurtz - Becoming “Treewise and Sequoical”: John Muir and the Giant Sequoia

01:05:03

Alan MacEachern - Firebreak: How the Maine-New Brunswick Border Defined the 1825 Miramichi Fire

58:21

Jason Metnick - Understanding ESG and the Forest Sector

01:17:15

Rachel Kline - The History of the US Forest Service's “Two-Fisted Ranger”: From Myth to Reality

54:26

“Conserving American Forests With Carbon Revenues” with Sarah Ford & Jessica Bakowski (Part 2 of 2)

01:08:48

“An Introduction to Forest Carbon Markets" with Sarah Ford and Jessica Bakowski (Part 1 of 2)

01:12:28

Jeffrey Ryan: Finding Their Roots: Exploring the Childhood Landscapes of Our Conservation Giants

01:22:40

Curt Meine: "Conservation and Community" - The 2022 Lynn Day Distinguished Lectureship

01:13:57

Lyndsie Bourgon: Timber Poaching from California to British Columbia

01:04

Bill Lawrence, Wildlife Biologist (1973)

01:02

Tom Terry, Forest Scientist (1973)

01:38:05

Transitioning to a Forest-Based Bioeconomy: The Argentina Experience

01:04:27

Chris Bolgiano: “A Sedimental Journey: Tracking Historic Dirt Downstream”

07:17

Smokey Bear's All-Stars (1977)

07:54

1980 Smokey Bear Fire Prevention PSAs - National radio campaign

19:41

George Weyerhaeuser: 44 Years of Excellence (1991)

57:31

María Teresa Pulido Silva: The Importance of NTFPS in Mexico and Their Potential for the Bioeconomy

01:16:55

Paul Sutter: “Driven Wild”: Foresters, Automobiles, and the Founding of the Wilderness Society

01:04:57

Shing Yin Khor - Drawing from Forest History: The Making of the Legend of Auntie Po

01:07:44

Rachel Kline: What Did She Say? Recovering Women's Voices To Our Land Ethic Narratives

01:00:54

Mercedes Rois Díaz: "NWFP in Agroforestry: Farmer’s Perceptions in Europe"

01:20:25

“Optimism in a Era of Environmental Doom & Gloom: A Talk by Leaders of the Earth Optimism Movement”

52:54

Marko Lovric - Nontimber Forest Products and Bioeconomy in the European Union

01:19:51

Sam Cook & Mavis Gragg: It’s a Family Affair: Understanding Heirs’ Property and Forestland Ownership

01:12:08

James Chamberlain: "Nontimber Forest Products and Bioeconomy: A U.S. Perspective"

01:36:35

Laurence Cotton: “Frederick Law Olmsted: Bringing Nature to the City”

01:11:03

Tim Palmer - The Twilight of Hemlocks and Beeches

54:51

Carsten Smith-Hall: Towards a Himalayan Bioeconomy

05:34

Cutting 1961 National Christmas Tree

01:07:59

Katie Meinhold - Commercialization of Baobab Fruit Products as Exemplary NTFP: Lessons from Markets

01:07:13

"An Environmental History of the American Chestnut" - 2021 lecture by Don Davis

01:01:21

Harald Vacik - Comparing The Potential of Non-Wood Forest Products in Different European Regions

11:18

Building the Kibbie Dome (1975)

56:13

Veronica Loewe Munoz - "Stone Pine Cultivation and The Emerging Bioeconomy in Chile"

01:15:26

Sam Cook, Tremaine Brittian: Talking With Students About Natural Resources and Forestry Careers