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  • Forum for the Forests

    This great green event is over now!
    Date: Sat February 11 2012   to Sun February 12 2012
    Four hours in two days
    Event Type: Lectures/Talks/Book Signings
    Web Site: www.theBattleCreekAlliance.org

     

    Forum for the Forest. Why are forests important? Learn about the natural forests we all depend on...from eight expert speakers who value forests for their importance to all Californian's and the world.
    California's natural forests are rapidly being clearcut and converted to tree plantations and subdivisions. Why are California's forests important? They provide lumber products but what else? Forests provide clear air, and clean water. Forests provide jobs in local communities. Natural maturing forests are habitat for millions of plants, animals and fungi ... California's natural forests--on millions of acres of private forest lands--are being converted to tree farms. Tree farms are single-species, even-age, and more and more Genetically Engineered trees.

    On Sunday morning, the day after the Forum for the Forest in Redding, anyone can tour three forests, for approximately four hours, with foresters and forum speakers. We will tour a small-scale logging company, in business for over 80 years, that does not clearcut, a recently clearcut forest and a tree farm. We will not be trespassing on private property... it is not necessary in order to see the deforestation that has occurred in the last twenty years. You will be driving or carpooling to each forest.
    Please RSVP at Doddle http://www.doodle.com/qq6yfwdrxyv2cai5

    Sliding scale tax deductible donation $5 - $10 per person or family. No one turned away for lack of funds.

    Can't make it to Redding? The Forum will be webcast.

    How we are trying to make this event "green":

    The goal of this forum is to keep California's forests green. There is nothing greener than a healthy natural maturing forest.

    Co- sponsor organizations and individuals will have information available.

    Battle Creek Alliance, Manton www.TheBattleCreekAlliance.org

    Shasta County Chapter of the Sierra Club

    Shasta County Citizens for Democracy

    Citizens for Responsible Government

    Cascade Action Now! Montgomery Creek

    Peggy Rebol, Organizer of Redding Earth Day

    Patricia Lawrence, Writer Shingletown


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    Rain or shine? Yes
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