Here is the August 2017 “electronic version” of the Associated California Loggers newsletter. To access the electronic newsletter, simply click on this link. The newsletter can then be read and/or downloaded and printed.
DetailsOfficial Press Release August 21, 2017 from US Secretary of Agriculture Sonny Perdue Tony Tooke Named Chief, formal Swearing In Set for Later this Week Secretary of Agriculture Sonny Perdue announced that Tony Tooke would be the next Chief of the Forest Service, taking over from Tom Tidwell, who announced his retirement Friday. Tony Tooke, for those of…
DetailsThe Klamath Alliance for Resources and Environment(“KARE”) is a non-profit based in Siskiyou County dedicated to educating community members about the environmental and social benefits that come from responsible management of our natural resources and forests on both public and private lands. Associated California Loggers is affiliated with KARE. We wanted to share this message with…
DetailsThe California Licensed Foresters Association(CLFA) representing Registered Professional Foresters in California, is reaching out to Associated California Loggers and its members, to invite you to a class this Friday September 8, in Chico. Here is the information: TITLE: “Water Issues in California Forest Management: Jurisdiction, Compliance, and Creative Watershed Restoration Projects in California:” “This year, the CLFA Fall Workshop will focus…
DetailsA message from Diane Dealey Neill, Coordinator of the California Forestry Challenge: The California Forestry Challenge is seeking volunteers for five events this fall: Shasta – September 27 to 30, Mountain Meadows Camp near Shingletown Sequoia – October 11 to 14, Quaker Meadow Camp east of Springville El Dorado – October 25 to 28, Leoni Meadows Camp near Grizzly Flats San…
DetailsWould you like to get free admission and parking for the 2016 California State Fair in Sacramento, while helping to promote your industry and meeting other resource professionals? Here is your chance: The Forest Foundation (TFF) and ACL need your help to make the Forest Center at the State Fair an amazing educational experience for…
DetailsIn early July, ACL sent out its annual dues billing for 2017-2018. You should have received your dues billing by now. We know that this remains one of the most challenging economic periods in the modern history of logging, but your comparatively small investment in Associated California Loggers gives you your strongest line of defense…
DetailsUPDATE: FORM LETTER AVAILABLE ON RPF/LTO FROM ASSOCIATED CALIFORNIA LOGGERS: Associated California Loggers has prepared a “form letter” for you to send to the California Board of Forestry to let them know of your support for the proposal detailed below. Please contact the ACL office at 916-441-7940 or ecarleson@calog.com or jpardee@calog.com to get a copy of…
DetailsThe State Responsibility Area Fire Prevention Fund (SRAFPF) offers grants for projects that remove dead and dying trees that pose a threat to public health and safety and for projects that reduce the wildfire threat to habitable structures within State Responsibility Areas (SRA). CALFIRE will be hosting 11 SRA Grant workshops statewide. These workshops are…
DetailsPLUMAS-SIERRA CHAPTER’S ANNUAL SPRING/SUMMER ROUND-UP RETURNS: FRIDAYEVENING, JUNE 2 All ACL members are invited to the RETURN of the annual “Spring/Summer Round-Up” hosted by the Plumas-Sierra Chapter of ACL. The event will take place at the scenic Greenhorn Creek Guest Ranch near Quincy. There will be an outdoor BBQ dinner, preceded by a…
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