Podcasts, Videos, Articles, and Radio Spots

Radio Spots

• KZYX, February 15, 2022: The Trail Stewards Radio Hour, special Zoom event presented by the Gallery Bookshop and Book Arts Mendo for This Gem of A Forest

• KZYX, January 27, 2022: Disquiet on the Western Front, with activists Badger, Slug, and Olive, defending old-growth in Humboldt Redwoods State Park and Silver Fox, on the philosophy of non-violent activism

• KZYX, January 18, 2022: The Trail Stewards Radio Hour with Chad Swimmer, Paul Schulman, discussing the Jackson Advisory Group with Chris Blencowe and Charlie Schneider, and sitting in on tales of the old Woodlands with Bill Lemos.

• KZYX, December 21, 2021: The Trail Stewards Radio Hour with Chad Swimmer, Paul Schulman, Polly Girvin, Gransel and Hetel, Michelle McMillan, Sara Constance Rose, and Vince Taylor

• KZYX, November 2021: The Trail Stewards Radio Hour with Colin Gillespie on Natural Building and Anna Marie Stenberg on Direct Activism

• KZYX, October 19, 2021: The Trail Stewards Radio Hour with Chad Swimmer, Paul Schulman, Sara Constance Rose, Ravel Gauthier, Ginny Rorby, Alder, Michelle McMillan, and Mugwort

• KZYX: Trail Stewards Radio Hour, June 15, 2021: with climate scientist JP O’Brien discussing climate change and forest health and ecologist Teresa Sholars, we examine sustainable timber harvest from an ecologists’ perspective.

• KZYX: Trail Stewards Radio Hour, July 20, 2021: with historian and educator Bill Lemos discussing the acquisition of 7,000 acres of redwood forest and environmental activist Naomi Wagner on the evolution of non-violent direct action, with short appearances by youth activist Sara Constance Rose and forest activist Alder.

• KZYX: Talking About California, August 31, 2021: A. Loreto Rojas and Cal Winslow speak with Susanna Hecht, Professor of Geography in UCLA’s Environment and Sustainability Institute. In a conversation that ranges from the redwood forests of northern California to the heart of the Amazon in Brazil, Professor Hecht discusses human “management” of the earth’s forests from Paleo-Indian times to the present. The program is part of a series of in-depth interviews that examine the fate of the California redwood forests, focusing on Mendocino County.

• Trail Stewards Radio Hour, June 2021: Redwood Forest Ecology and Climate Science with Teresa Sholars and JP O’Brien

Video Links

• Coyote Valley Band of Pomo Tribal Chairman Michael Hunter’s Video Statement on Forest Management

• Why, CDF, Why?

• Requiem For A Fallen Tree

• Please Leave Us The Trees

• How To Save A Redwood Forest

• The Last Stand

Articles

• LA Progressive, December 1, 2021: The Redwood Coast—Dispatches from a Forest in Distress—Cal Winslow

• SF Gate, October 14, 2021: A Battleground for Logging Redwoods on Public Land—Ashley Harrell

• Fort Bragg Advocate News, October 6, 2021: Why is CAL FIRE Trying to Silence Its Critics?—Chad Swimmer

• Earth Island Journal, September 16, 2021: Activists Stand Guard Over California Redwoods—Austin Price

• San Francisco Examiner, September 17, 2021: CalFire, Timber Industry Must Face an Inconvenient Truth—Evan Mills & JP O’Brien

• The Mendocino Voice: New Conservation Group Pushes Back, February 8, 2021, by Lana Cohen

• The Mendocino Voice: Tree Sit Continues, April 16, 2021, by Lana Cohen

• Jacobin: Tree Sitters Protest Climate Extinction, April 26, 2021, by Cal Winslow

• Counterpunch: California’s Misguided Fire Budget, May 26, 2021, by George Wuerthner

• The Mendocino Voice: Traveling Native Group Supports Pomo, June 8, 2021, by Frank Hartzell

• The Mendocino Voice: Pro-Logging Counter Protest, June 19, 2021, by Frank Hartzell

• The Mendocino Voice: It’s Not Sustainable, June 20, 2021, by Mary Rose Kaczorowski

• The Mendocino Voice: Activists March Through Fort Bragg, June 28, 2021, by Frank Hartzell

• The LA Progressive: Stopping the Logging on California’s North Coast, June 29, 2021, by Cal Winslow

• The Mendocino Voice: Forest Activists Hold Prayer Circle for the Pomo, July 15, 2021, by Frank Hartzell