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2012 News Releases

2012-09-05 - West coast log, lumber exports down in first half of 2012
2012-07-23 - Under a warming climate, Washington’s forests will lose stored carbon as area burned by wildfire increases
2012-06-22 - PNW welcomes Parresol as new Assistant Station Director for Research
2012-06-14 - Marmot Dam removal publication reveals how rivers change after dams are removed, providing guidance for future removals
2012-05-21 - West coast lumber exports increase slightly in the first quarter of 2012
2012-05-03 - PNW Station debuts new podcast series
2012-04-13 - PNW Station names new manager to lead inventory program
2012-02-21 - West coast log, lumber exports increased over forty percent in 2011
2012-02-01 - Yellow-cedar are dying in Alaska: scientists now know why
2012-01-18 - New guidebook provides framework for managing U.S. forests in face of climate change
2012-01-09 - Science-management partnership yields options for adapting to climate change on the Olympic Peninsula

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For Pacific Northwest Research Station media related questions please call: Sherri Richardson-Dodge at (503) 808-2137

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Communications & Applications Group

The communication staff at the Station is reaching out to more people than ever before. Our goal is to explain what we are learning and describe how information is relevant, particularly to people who make and influence decisions about land management. Our directory provides contacts in the Communications and Applications Program.

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Podcast Podcast

PNW Ecotone

The station has officially launched PNW Ecotone, a new podcast series that highlights recent science findings, tools, and timely research topics from our laboratories and centers. The series’ inaugural episode explores how scars embedded within tree rings can serve as fire history proxies. Learn More

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