For copies of past issues or to be included on the mailing list for Utah Forest News and other educational materials, contact Darren McAvoy at 435-797-0560 or darren.mcavoy@usu.edu

If you would like to receive the Utah Forest News by email, please contact Olivia Salmon at olivia.salmon@usu.edu.

Utah Forest News Summer 2009 (pdf)

• Otter Creek Restoration Project
• USU Researcher Documents Utah Forest History with Repeat Photos
• White Flame Facility to Accept Woody Biomass

Utah Forest News Spring 2009 (pdf)

• Sevier County is Home to National Champion Curlleaf Mountain Mahogany
• Message to Forest Users about CROP Web Site
• Timber Prices are Down
• Rocky Mountain Research Station Scientist Edits New Book on Bark Beetle Outbreaks
• Bryce Canyon National Park Fights Fire With Fire

Utah Forest News Winter 2009 (pdf)

• Pando Study Sheds Light on Genetic Diversity of Aspen Stands
• Utah Tree Browser Available Online
• Forestry Extension Webcast a Success
• Forestry Provisions in Economic Stimulus Bill

Utah Forest News Fall 2008 (pdf)

• 15 Lessons from 25 Years of Aspen Management on the Fishlake National Forest
• New Forestry DVD Available
• CROP Data Compiled for All of Utah
• Lone Peak Nursery Closure
• Utah Forest Products Directory Online
• Forestry Team Excels at SAF Quiz Bowl
  

Utah Forest News Summer 2008 (pdf)

• Fuel Break Project Underway on Promontory Mountain
• Lone Peak Nursery
  
• Cedar Mountain Aspen

• Utahns Attempting to Convert Power Plant from Coal to Wood
• Douglas-fir Beetle Control with Pheromones
  
• Cedar Mountain Aspen - Guest Editorial

• World's Oldest Ponderosa Pine Found in Utah Fire Study
• Big Trees
  
• New Urban and Community Forester for Southern Utah
  

Utah Forest News Fall 2007 (pdf)

• Mud Provides Window into Utah's Forest History
• Western Wood-to-Energy Projects Show Promise

Utah Forest News Summer 2007 (pdf)

• Can You Survive the Firebrands?
• New State Forester Hired
• Utah Aspen Decline Draws Attention
• Sixth Annual Timber Harvest Tour

Utah Forest News Spring 2007 (pdf)

• Juvenile Crews Work Hard to Rehabilitate Burned Areas
• New Web Site Launched
• Portable Thin-Kerf Sawmills
• Missing Fires DVD available
• Forest Grazing Fact Sheet Available

• Prepare, Stay, and Defend
• Horse Logging at Sundance Resort
• New Bark Beetle Publication
• Second Annual Utah Forest Products Association Conference

Utah Forest News Fall 2006 (pdf)

• Pine Nuts: A Utah Forest Product
• Utah 4-H Forestry Team
• New State Foresters Hired
• Harvesting Methods on Display

Utah Forest News Summer 2006 (pdf)

• New Science Dispels Old Beliefs About Aspen
• Last Hope in the War on Weeds
• UFPA Receives Grant
• CROP: Getting a Levelized Supply
  

Utah Forest News Spring 2006 (pdf)

• Proprius Casket & Coffin Company
• Changes in DFFSL Staffing
• Utah Forest Landowner Survey
• Wood Shaving Business Receives Grant
  

Utah Forest News Winter 2006 (pdf)

• Keeping it Green Post-Harvest
• Wood for Wildlife
• Timber Sale Contract Fact Sheet Available (pdf)
• Southwest Community Forestry Caucus Formed

Fall 2005, Volume 9, Number 4 (pdf)

• Preserving Sixfeathers Ranch for Future Generations
• Agro-Forest Landowners of the Year
• Forest Stewardship Achievement Award
• Common Weeds of Utah Forests (pdf)
• Stimulating Aspen Growth
• Utahn Wins National Field Forester Award

Summer 2005, Volume 9, Number 3 (pdf)

• European Logging Equipment Comes to Utah
• Forest Management in Zion National Park
• Firewise Landscaping for Utah
• Wildfire Potential in Spruce Beetle Killed Forest
• Team Studies Cedar Mountain
• SAF Honors Dr. Jim Long
• Dr. Nat Frazer New CNR Dean

Spring 2005, Volume 9, Number 2 (pdf)

• Utah Rural Development Council Creates Stewardship Center
• Oil and Gas Development in the Forest
• New Department Head of Forest, Range, and Wildlife Sciences
• Utah Forest Products Association Established
• College of Natural Resources Seeks Dean
• The Potter Diaries

Winter 2005, Volume 9, Number 1 (pdf)

• Diversified Land Management Brings Recognition to Osguthorpe Family
• A Variety of Conference Information Now Available on Our Web Site
• Entomologist Steve Munson Recognized with Stewardship Award
• Certification for Ecolabeled Forest Products
• Forest Facts and Figures

Fall 2004, Volume 8, Number 4 (pdf)

• Fire Plan and Fuelbreak Help Save Community from Wildfire
• New Extension Forester in Heber City
• Fighting Fire with Goats at Camp Williams
• Effects of the Cascade Springs Fire on Public Perceptions of Wildland Fuels Treatment (a pdf of Mark Brunson and Jessica Evans' research summary)

Summer 2004, Volume 8, Number 3 (pdf)

• "Doc" Daniel: A Forestry Pioneer
• David Schen Will be Missed
• Ponderosa Bark Used for Food, Glue, and Healing
• State Farm to Inspect Utah Homes for Wildfire Preparedness
• Upcoming conference: Managing Aspen in Western Landscapes.

Spring 2004, Volume 8, Number 2 (pdf)

• Utah Saw Mill Update
• Sawmills in Utah and Surrounding Areas
• Bill Zanotti and Ann Price Receive Recognition
• Community Wildfire Protection Plan Handbook Available
• How Much Is Your Timber Worth?
• Managing Aspen in Western Landscapes Conference

Winter 2004, Volume 8, Number 1 (pdf)

• Utah Forest Types: An Introduction to Utah Forests
• Tax Tips for Forest Landowners for the 2003 Tax Year
• The Log Wizard: Another Tool for Beetle Control
• New Forest Products Marketplace Available On Our Web Site

Fall 2003, Volume 7, Number 4 (pdf)

• Four Corners Sustainable Forest Partnership
• Duff Moisture Meter
• Spruce Management Past and Present
• How Much Is Your Timber Worth?
• Biltmore Sticks Available
• Forestry Extension Web Site Search Options

Summer 2003, Volume 7, Number 3 (pdf)

• Southeastern Area Forester Bill Zanotti
• County Forester Lenard Stull
• Utah Forest News Wins Silver Award
• Pedro Larralde: A Utah Logger From Spain
• Timber Sale Administration
• Understanding Forest Disturbances: How Did We Get Here?

Spring 2003, Volume 7, Number 2 (pdf)

• Suppressing Bark Beetles by Building a Better Trap
• State Farm: Reduce Wildfire Danger or Risk Losing Coverage
• Healthy Soils Video
• The Steed Brothers
• FWQG Technical Manual Available

Winter 2003, Volume 7, Number 1 (pdf)

• Engraver Beetle Attacks Pinyon in Utah
• Environmental Brush Cutter: A Tool for Thinning Pinyon-Juniper Forests
• Identifying Pinyon in Utah

Fall 2002, Volume 6, Number 4 (pdf)

• Doing Things Right at Skyhaven
• The 1902 Wasatch Survey: Diary of A.F. Potter
• Why Hire a Forestry Consultant?
• Utah Log Price Report

Summer 2002, Volume 6, Number 3 (pdf)

• How Productive Utah Forests Can Be
• How to Recognize a Good Timber Harvest

Spring 2002, Volume 6, Number 2 (pdf)

• Frandsen Selected as Utah State Forester
• Research Notes: Cutting Only Small Trees Yields Only Small Returns
• Conservation Easements Through Utah's Forest Legacy Program
• Forest Service Proposes Closing Logan research Laboratory
• Fire Season Off to an Early Start

Winter 2002, Volume 6, Number 1 (pdf)

• Utah Forest Products Closes Escalante Mill
• Landowner Profile: Rex Ahlstrom
• Utah Has Its Share of Big Trees
• The 1902 Wasatch Survey: Diary of A.F. Potter
• Stewardship Blocks: Innovative Tool Brings Fire Plan Benefits into Communities

Fall 2001, Volume 5, Number 4 (pdf)

• Forest Water Quality Guidelines Publication Available
• FWQGs: Protecting Streams
• State Forester's Stewardship Awards
• Research Notes: More Wood from Sustainable Forests
• The 1902 Wasatch Survey: Diary of A.F. Potter

Summer 2001, Volume 5, Number 3 (pdf)

• Insurance Coverage for Your Logger
• A Logger's Wildfire Nightmare
• Logger Profile: Jeff Fabrizio
• Cedar Mountain Aspen Tour

Spring 2001, Volume 5, Number 2 (pdf)

• Utah Forest Practices Act Signed Into Law
• Forest Insect and Disease Activity
• Temporary Stream Crossings
• Roundwood Kiosks for 2002 Olympics
• Certified Aspen Used for Flooring

Winter 2001, Volume 5, Number 1 (pdf)

• Forest Landowner of the Year - 2000: Hardy Redd
• Forest Stewardship Achievement Award
• Agroforest Landowner of the Year
• Utah's Private Forests
• Draper to Host 4th Annual Utah Envirothon
• Tax Resources for Forest Landowners
• Emery County Passes Timber Harvesting Ordinance

Fall 2000, Volume 4, Number 4 (pdf)

• Timber Harvesting Ordinance Passed in Carbon County
• Landowner Profile: Erich and Sharlene Bretthauer
• Emery County Considering Timber Harvesting Regulations
• Carbon County Lumber Company Opens Its Doors
• Wood Industry Adds Values

Summer 2000, Volume 4, Number 3 (pdf)

• You Can Save Your Home from a Wildfire
• Steps for Saving Your Home or Cabin in the Woods
• Death tax Repeal on Way to Senate
• Landowner Profile: Richart Pratt
• EPA Retreats on Forestry Regulation, Temporarily
• Fire Restrictions
• What Is Your Timber Worth?

Spring 2000, Volume 4, Number 2 (pdf)

• Preventing Timber Trespass
• One Landowner's Trespass Story
• EPA Forestry Regulation Update
• Gasoline Additive Threatens Water Quality
• What's Your Timber Worth?

Winter 2000, Volume 4, Number 1 (pdf)

• Federal Government to Regulate Logging on Private Land?
• Forest Landowners of the Year
• Planning a Timber Harvest
• Loss Deductions for Timber
• Forest Landowner Education Program

Summer 1999, Volume 3, Number 3 (pdf)

• Two forested Ranches Preserved Forever from Development
• Terms to Know: Estimating the Value of Your Timber
• Conservation Easement Programs
• Tax Benefits of Conservation Easements

Spring 1999, Volume 3, Number 2 (pdf)

• Deseret Land and Livestock: Benefitting from Wildlife Management
• The Hunt Is on for National Champion Big Trees
• Managing Aspen for Wildlife Benefits
• Evolving Stewardshp in a Southern Utah Gamble Oak, Ponderosa Pine, and Pinion/Juniper Forest
• Agroforestry Systems: Wildlife and Economic Benefits

Winter 1999, Volume 3, Number 1 (pdf)

• Seedling Source for Utah Landowners
• Forest Stewardship Committee Honors Utahns
• Landowner Profile: John Upton, Agroforestry in Action
• Help Available to Develop Wildlife/Tourism Businesses
• Timber Sale Income and Capital Gains
• Tax Tips Presented at Forest Taxation Conference

Fall 1998, Volume 2, Number 4 (pdf)

• What is a FWQG?
• Another "Beetle Invasion"?
• Spruce Beetle Monitoring and Suppression
• Conservation Easements and Forest Legacy
• A New Stewardship Forester
• Forest Taxation: Establishing Cost Basis for Forest Assets

Summer 1998, Volume 2, No. 3 (pdf)

• Landowner Profile: Wallace Ott, Active at 87
• Fire Season Requires Extra Caution
• Stewardship Incentives Program: Cost-Share Opportunities
• Four Corners Sustainable Forestry Initiative
• Weekend Warrior Logging: Are you Being Safe?

Spring 1998, Volume 2, Number 2 (pdf)

• Choosing a Consulting Forester
• Utah Farm Bureau Forms Forestry Advisory Committee
• Forest Landowner Workshops a Success
• Dealing with Dwarf Mistletoe
• Regenerating Your Aspen Forest

Winter 1998, Volume 2, No. 1 (pdf)

• Utah's Forest Water Quality Guidelines
• Private Timber Harvesting: Past, Present, and Utah's Future
• Timber Contract Provisions
• Timber Volume Measurement
• Why Have a Timber Inventory?
• Timber Price Estimates
• You Should Know: Diameter-Based Cutting
• Cost Share Monies Available
• Forest Tax Tips
• Forest Stewardship Awards

Fall 1997, Volume 1, No. 1 (pdf)

• Welcome to Utah Forest News
• Timber Harvesting Concerns
• Assistance is Available
• Utah Forest Facts