‘The Wild Cascades’ Journals |
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Fall 2024
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President's report Phil Fenner
N3C Actions: July to October 2024
Inspiring the next generation of environmental stewards at North Cascades Institute Bec Detrich, NCI Executive Director
NCI Fall Gathering event well attended Phil Fenner
Mountaineering: The Freedom of the Hills Reviewed by Ed Henderson
Grim Northwest Forest Plan amendment coming soon Jim Scarborough
Introducing new Policy Advisor Hayden Wyatt
E-Bike Pilot Study not compliant with Travel Management Rule Thom Peters and Karl Forsgaard
N3C in court to stop logging of irreplaceable state forest Stephen Kropp (LFDC), Phil Fenner, Jim Scarborough
Why Stilly Revisited threatens down-slope communities Roger Nichols, USFS geologist (ret.)
Proposed North Cascades National Monument: Protecting one of America's wildest ecosystems Michael Kellett
Highlights of N3C letter regarding Future Status and Activity on the Monte Cristo CERCLA Route
Risky removal: A landslide blocks access to a dam we could otherwise do without Phil Fenner
Skagit Hydropower Project update: When push comes to shove, the tough get going David Fluharty
The Wilderness Writings of Howard Zahniser Reviewed by David Fluharty
Sahale Arm revegetation
Reflections from the 2024 North Cascade Glacier Climate Project Field Season Mauri Pelto and project participants
N3C membership application
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Spring-Summer 2024
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Vice President's report Carolyn McConnel
N3C Actions: March to June 2024
Yet another update from Skagit Project Relicensing David Fluharty
Welcome new member Fred W. Koontz, PhD
Book Review Forest Under Siege: The Story of Old Growth After Gifford Pinchot by Rand Schenck reviewed by David Fluharty
N3C's position on grizzly bear reintroduction
Book Review Under Mountain Shadows: Kay Kershaw, Lesbian Eco-Warrior of the Pacific Northwest by William D. Frank reviewed by David Fluharty
Monte Cristo: Zombie roads never die Bill Lider
Letter to the Editor, Methow Valley News, regarding Forest Service projects in the Methow Valley Michael Bird Shaffer
Twisp timber sale lawsuit goes to the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals Ric Bailey
NOCA News Release: 2024 Helicopter-supported Wilderness projects
Is the National Park Service serious about Wilderness? Mark Peterson, President, Board of Directors, Wilderness Watch
Book Announcement: Lone Druid, Chronicles of a Reluctant Wilderness Activist by Ric Bailey
North Fork Stillaguamish Landscape Analysis Project #61659 former MBSNF scientists Brady Green, Roger Nichols, Jim Doyle, and Barry Gall
N3C membership application
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Winter 2024
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President's report Phil Fenner
N3C Actions: October 2023 to February 2024
Relicensing the Skagit River Hydroelectric Project: What's Ahead? Dave Fluharty
Skagit River hydropower timeline
Fixed anchor bolts in Wilderness Ed Henderson
Book review: Salmon, Cedar, Rock & Rain by Tim McNulty reviewed by Ed Henderson
Book review: Wildeor: The Wild Life and Living Legacy of Dave Foreman reviewed by Dave Fluharty
Book review: Atlas of Wild America by Jon Waterman reviewed by Phil Fenner
Cars win, trees lose at Mount Baker ski area parking lot
No ranger staff in Stehekin this summer?
Big, Tall Trees, poem by Evan Meier, 1st grade
Beckler River "Section 6" nominated for Trust Land Transfer Rick McGuire
USFS and carbon dioxide sequestration Dave Fluharty
Book review: The Making of the Northwest Forest Plan: The Wild Science of Saving Old Growth Ecosystems by Johnson, Franklin and Reeves reviewed by Dave Fluharty
Morning Star NRCA may finally be fully protected!
Bipartisan push for more logging drives Northwest Forest Plan Amendment Jim Scarborough
How the Forest Service is "restoring" the Libby Creek watershed
Forest management: Give citizens a voice
Decommissioning obsolete roads
N3C membership application
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Fall 2023
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President's report Phil Fenner
N3C Actions: July to October 2023
Goldsworthy map lives on
Thanks from Samantha Richert
Groundtruth: Post fire logging in the Suiattle Valley Jim Scarborough
John Miles and Teaching in the Rain Ken Wilcox
The tale behind the term ancient forests Brock Evans
Skagit River Project Relicensing: extended negotiations David Fluharty
Book Review This Land: How Cowboys, Capitalism, and Corruption are Ruining the American West by Christopher Ketcham Reviewed by David Fluharty
Book Review Natural Rivals: John Muir, Gifford Pinchot, and the Creation of America's Public Lands by John Clayton Reviewed by David Fluharty
Close roads to lessen wildfires George Wuerthner
Chelan County starts "visioning" process for Stehekin
N3C fire education meeting a big success
N3C reveals plan for a fire-safe and ecologically sound community Rick Bailey
North Cascade Glacier Project 2023: Lower Curtis Glacier, Mount Shuksan Tom Hammond
N3C membership application
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Summer 2023
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President's report Phil Fenner
N3C Actions: April to June 2023
N3C position on returning grizzly bears to the North Cascade ecosystem
Helicopters just won't go away
Gift membership program
N3C highlights water rights, wilderness in comments on Eightmile Lake dam replacement DEIS
Major logging approved for Finney Block Jim Scarborough
The continuing saga of Skagit Project Relicensing David Fluharty
Washington State Trust Land Transfer program revitalized a win for the wild!
N3C on EA for backcountry camp modifications: seek wildernesscompatible solutions
A minor victory at Bridge Creek: no campsite development within Wilderness
Alpine Lakes survey
Old growth forest destroyed for parking lot Jim Scarborough
Why I lost religion over the fuels reduction logging craze Ric Bailey
Ask Senator Cantwell to halt unfair public process in the management of our National Forests and save the forests of the upper Twisp River
Twisp Lawsuit: Declaration of Richard K. Bailey
N3C Twisp lawsuit update
North Cascades now part of the National Park Digital Gallery
N3C membership application
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Winter/Spring 2023
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President's report Phil Fenner
N3C Actions: November 2022 to March 2023
Welcome two new N3C board members: Ric Bailey and Ken Wilcox
North Fort Stillaguamish logging update
'Wildcat' mine near unpermitted Snohomish quarry operating: county, Tribe awaiting response Jose Vila
Skagit Project relicensing drags on, may not deliver Final License Agreement on time David Fluharty
Monte Cristo CERCLA route saga continues Ed Henderson
New panel will review landmark forest plan
"The Politics of Beauty" screens at UW
Trust land transfer revitalization continues in the legislature
Icicle, Yakima updates
In memoriam: The Wilderness Act in Washington State Jim Scarborough
N3C files suit against proposed Twisp Restoration Project
The Twisp logging fiasco: Forest Service doubles down on insider relationship Ric Bailey
NCCC calls for end to logging and mining on MBSNF, new direction for America the Beautiful Initiative
Collaboratives are a failed experiment Andy Stahl
Recreational supply and demand
N3C membership application
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Fall 2022
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President's report Phil Fenner
N3C Actions: July to October 2022
Unlicensed mine in Darrington
State Supreme Court decision against the environment is actually a win for the environment
Fall 2022 Skagit project relicensing update N3C Board representative David Fluharty
Welcome to Olympic Park Advocates Tom Hammond and Tim McNulty
Bolt Creek Fire confirms west side wet forest science David Fluharty
Collaboration or collusion? The evolving saga of the Twisp logging agenda Rick Bailey
Letter to District Ranger, Okanogan-Wenatchee National Forest Ric Bailey
Help support legal precedents to preserve the Twisp Watershed
Corvid's eye
Documentary celebrates the life of environmentalist Stewart Udall
Book Review: Tanum by Susan Summit Cyr reviewed by Joan Burton
Letter to the Editor David E. Ortman
Highway 20 turns 50, began in 1893
Federal duplicity on the Mountain Baker-Snoqualmie NF Jim Scarborough
Book Review: National Parks Forever: Fifty Years of Fighting and a Case for Independence reviewed by David Fluharty
North Cascade Glacier Climate Project: Lower Curtis Glacier continues to recede Tom Hammond
Seattle City Light to surrender the license for Newhalem Creek Hydroelectric Project David Fluharty
N3C membership application
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Spring/Summer 2022
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President's report Phil Fenner
N3C Actions: March to June 2022
Skagit Hydroelectric Project #553: FERC relicensing update Dave Fluharty
NPS requests comments to guide PCT backcountry campground modifications
Marblemount safe for now Jose Vila
A carbon-watershed position statement for Mount Baker-Snoqualmie NF
National forest logging roars back in our neck of the woods Jim Scarborough
Initial N3C scoping comments on proposed North Fork Stillaguamish basin logging plan
NCCC objection to the Twisp Restoration Project Draft Decision and Final Environmental Assessment
N3C press release, June 13, 2022: Forest advocates challenge Twisp Restoration Project
Decline and fall of backpacking, chapter 3: The rise of a mass sport Harvey Manning, as written in 1975
How 'non-use' value of restoring salmon made a questionable project "cost effective" Miles McPhee
Maykut family among those objecting to raising Bumping Dam Joan Burton
Presentation shares N3C history, work
N3C membership application
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Winter 2022
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President's report Phil Fenner
N3C Actions: October 2021 to February 2022
Join first-ever N3C class at NCI
Exhibit highlights Polly Dyer
Chuck Sams is new NPS director
DNR blinks on two Whatcom County timber sales
No word from DNR on Marblemount SEPA Jose Vila
Read back issues of National Park Magazine online
20 more years without mining at Holden
Help collect wolverine tracks
Nooksack logging update Jim Scarborough
CNW's non-denial denial
New N3C brochure
Corvid's eye
The continuing (de-)evolution of the proposed Twisp Restoration Project Ric Bailey
Decline and fall of backpacking Harvey Manning, with an introduction by Robert Kendall
Forestry and Irrigation reminds us that irrigators were once champions of keeping forests intact David Ortman
Helicopters in Glacier Peak Wilderness? Not necessary!
Book Review: Written in the Snows by Lowell Skoog reviewed by Marc Bardsley
Salmon, waterflow are sticking points for Skagit Project relicensing studies Dave Fluharty
Notes from the January 13 Icicle Work Group meeting David Ortman
Longtime N3C member Norman Winn remembered
RIP Rowland Tabor
Skagit River donut hole to close if funded
Ross Dam mail box opened
N3C membership application
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Fall 2021
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President's report Phil Fenner
N3C Actions: June to October 2021
Forest Service approves Nooksack logging with big assist from local orgs Jim Scarborough
The corvid's eye
Update: McGregor Meadows land exchange, Stehekin SCL Relicensing update David Fluharty
Saul's Swan Song: NCI founder passes the torch
Greetings from Bec Detrich, new NCI director
Don Striker, new NOCA superintendent
Letter to Superintendent Stricker Phil Fenner
Map of Twisp logging tragedy
Massive logging project threatens Twisp River watershed Ric Bailey
Tragedy in the Twisp River valley Ric Bailey
Methow Valley logging, grazing, and fire industry relationships Don Johnson
Summer heat wave bad for North Cascades and other glaciers compiled from Mauri Pelto's blog, From a Glacier's Perspective
Icicle "strategy" impacts Alpine Lakes Wilderness Davi E. Ortman
Wilderness jet noise bugging you?
Book Review: Imaginary Peaks: The Riesenstein Hoax and Other Mountain Dreams by Katie Ives reviewed by David Fluharty
Book Review: Classic Cascade Climbs: Select Routes in Washington State by Jim Nelson, Tom Sjolseth and David Whitelaw reviewed by David Fluharty
Action required to halt Marblemount mining permit process Skagit River Alliance board
N3C membership application
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Spring/Summer 2021
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President's report Phil Fenner
N3C Actions: February to June 2021
Forest Service one step closer to industrializing the Nooksack Valley Jim Scarborough
Rebecca "Bec" Detrich is new NCI director
Reidel, Sierra Club push back against proposed Cascade Big Bear Mine
Forest Service will reroute Deadhorse Road above Nooksack River Jim Scarborough
N3C plays key role in organizing new coalition to support Trust Land Transfer Jim Freeburg
Looking to hire a tree Scott Andrews
Tahoma and its People: A Natural History of Mount Rainier reviewed by David Fluharty
First wild fishers born in North Cascades in 50 years
N3C and Seattle City Light Skagit Project Relicensing David Fluharty
N3C forms Wilderness committee
Skagit County commissioners: SCL, increase support for salmon Peter Browning, Lisa Janicki and Ron Wesen
Monte Cristo CERCLA route update Ed Henderson
A trip to Monte Cristo with the Everett Herald
Creative alternatives to helicopter do exisit. I've used them. Robert Kendall
N3C membership application
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Winter 2021
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President's report Phil Fenner
N3C Actions: October 2020 to February 2021
Forest Service wants to industrialize the Nooksack Jim Scarborough
Update on the Skagit Project Relicensing David Fluharty
From Minnesota to NOCA: A career protecting natural, cultural NPS resources Jack Oelfke, recently retired NOCA Chief of Natural and Cultural Resources
Stehekin valley road relocation at milepost 5.5 David Fluharty
In Memoriam: Tom Brucker
South Fork Stillaguamish: Nice trees...about to disappear Kathy Johnson, Pilchuck Audubon
Endless Pressure Endlessly Applied: The Autobiography of an Eco-Warrior Brock Evans with George Venn
Corvid's eye
N3C opposes Twisp Restoration Draft EA David Fluharty
North Cascades Institute programs updated to promote diversity, equity in outdoor education Zoe Wadkins, Codi Hamblin, Cara Stoddard and Christian Martin
We can't remain the Evergreen State without trust land transfers Jim Freeburg and Connie Gallant
N3C membership application
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Fall 2020
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President's report Phil Fenner
N3C Actions July to October 2020
Mountains on their minds: Early women climbers, conservationists and chroniclers in the Pacific Northwest Joan Burton
NPS ignores Wilderness in Thunder Creek planning Dave Fluharty
Olympic mountain goats arrive in the Cascades
Trees in Trouble by Daniel Mathews
Sahale harm reduction Phil Fenner
Monte Cristo CERCLA route status Ed Henderson
Glacier monitoring is essential work Tom Hammond
Corvid's eye
N3C comments on scoping for the Nisqually to Paradise Road corridor plan
Forest Service thumbing its nose at locals in Nooksack logging row
Restore Gold Creek Valley or maintain Gold Creek Pond? Restoration at Gold Creek Valley: Hope for the future Jim Evans
Park proposes rotten land deal in Stehekin to give away public land Dave Fluharty and Carolyn McConnell
Support Wild Wallace land reconveyance to save forest near state park, Gold Bar Kathy Johnson
It's not over till it's over at the Marblemount quarry Jose Vila, Skagit River Alliance
In Memoriam, Frank Fickeisen
N3C membership application
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Spring/Summer 2020
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President's report Phil Fenner
N3C Actions February to June 2020
Heather Meadows flower phenology and pollinator monitoring project Jim Davis
The world turned upside down Ed Henderson
The latest update from Monte Cristo
Two significant trust land transfers in play
Update and reflections on state action to limit dredging for gold in Washington streams and rivers Dave Fluharty
An Open Pit Visible from the Moon: The Wilderness Act and the Fight to Protect Miners Ridge and the Public Interest by Adam M. Sowards Reviewed by Ronald Eber, Sierra Club
Thousands object to filling Gold Creek Pond. Here's why: this land is land for every American Bob Mecklenburg, Friends of Gold Creek
"Boulevard-like" Deadhorse road project threatens big trees
Interview with District Ranger Erin Uloth
In Memoriam: Peter Hardin Jackson, 1966-2020 Tom Hammond
N3C enters new phase of relicensing of the Skagit River Project 553
New name for a familiar threat Marc Bardsley
N3C scoping comments on the Environmental Assessment of the Lower Thunder Creek Trail and Camp Modifications Dave Fluharty
Grizzly recovery update from NPCA
N3C membership application
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Winter 2020
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President's report Phil Fenner
N3C Actions October 2019 to February 2020
Dee Molenaar dies at 101 Ed Henderson
Shuksan Conservancy carries on work of American Alps Campaign Marc Bardsley and Jim Davis
Skagit Project Relicensing enters five-year process of study, negotiation Dave Fluharty
Excerpt from To Think Like a Mountain: Environmental Challenges in the American West by Niels S. Nokkentved
Holden Village becoming International Dark Sky Park Nancy Rerucha
Suction dredging facing an end if Legislature acts Jim Freeburg
Still monitoring Monte Cristo
Landing fee for trees?
A fix for Sahale Harm? Phil Fenner
In serach of lost peaks Katie Ives
Much ado about very little: The Mountain Loop Highway Feasibility Study Ed Henderson
Primary Temperature forests
Heli-skiing Robert Kendall
The corvid's eye
N3C membership application
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Fall 2019
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President's report Phil Fenner
N3C Actions March to October 2019
Marblemount organizing ends Kiewit Quarry threat Jose Vila
News from NOCA
Monte Cristo Road update
Goldsworthy papers go to UW Special Collections
N3C to NOCA: Make a Plan and stick to it
Sahale Harm
Meet board member Kurt Lauer
N3C member profile: Volunteer database manager Ileen Weber
Book review: In Defense of Public Lands by Steven Davis
N3C helps protect fragile alpine environment at Early Winters Spires
Thru-hikers: growing trend, decreasing impact Robert Kendall
New restrictions limit thru-hikers in Oregon; will Washington follow suit?
Graffiti and the complexity of Leave No Trace Jason D. Martin
North Cascades Glacier Climate Project report Tom Hammond
Massive increase in logging on Mt. Baker Snoqualmie National Forest
Logging, cutting and the English language Rick McGuire
N3C membership application
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Summer 2019
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President's report Phil Fenner
Just in time for mining threats on the Skagit River, a forthcoming book looks at Glacier Peak open pit mining battle
Major Nooksack logging and rec project on hold
Motorized suction dredging Update David Fluharty
Welcome, staff and alums of North Cascades Institute
The corvid's eye
Stopping a quarry in the heart of the Skagit Andrea Weiser
Let the River Sing poster to benefit stop the Marblemount quarry
Mining: A problematic legacy
On the road again: an update of recent N3C actions
Marveling at the marbled murrelet Marwa Mahmoud, Karly Lampard and Willow Ranisavljevic
Motorized access isn't everything: the N3C stance on roads
Road success stories & Roadless Rules!
Low Ross Lake levels a bad sign for Northwest water Matt Ferrell
Things are looking up! NPS submits a North Cascades dark sky study request to SCL
N3C membership application
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Winter 2019
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President's report Tom Hammond
N3C leadership changes
A quick hello from the new president Phil Fenner
Changes at Darrington
Seismic monitoring at Glacier Peak and Mt. Baker
Skagit River appears on USPS stamp
N3C Actions June 2018 to February 2019
A year's progress at Liberty Bell Ed Henderson
Support Morningstar Trust Land Transfer Fayette Krause
Yakima Plan authorization passes U.S. Senate in omnibus bill
N3C comments on Baker Lake road-to-trail project
Icicle Work Group issues Final Programmatic EIS
Join Canadians to help save the B.C. Skagit watershed
Forest Service five-year review of Holden Mine remediation site
Aquatic mining: It sucks! Dave Fluharty
Tide turning against low-power hydro? Rick McGuire
What is NWCC?
New round of relicensing for the Seattle City Light Skagit River Project David Fluharty
Enloe Dam stopped
Another hydro scandal in British Columbia
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Fall 2018
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President's report Tom Hammond
N3C raises questions about Excelsior Mine Dave Fluharty
"Donut Hole" logging threatens B.C. Cascades Rick McGuire
'No New Jets, No New Flights' campaign kickoff
N3C brochure inside this issue
Lake Serene trail preserved
Planning begins for Middle Fork Snoqualmie and Pratt Wild and Scenic Rivers
Corvid's eye
DNR presents marbled murrelet recovery plan
N3C reaches out anew to NCI Phil Fenner
Last two miles of Baker Lake Road may be decommissioned Ed Henderson
Two celebrations mark NOCA 50th Anniversary
2018 Glacier Report: Lower Curtis Glacier likely to disappear in 30 years Tom Hammond
Climate change impacts
It's time to speak up about preserving Washington state's pristine areas and the protections that keep them that way Op-ed by Craig Romano, Seattle Times, October 5, 2018
Return to Lucky Son Rick McGuire
Improvements planned for Morning Star Natural Resources Conservation Area
We axed the axes!
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Spring/Summer 2018
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President's report Tom Hammond
N3C actions November 2017 to May 2018
The latest from the Yakima Plan
Join our N3C Facebook page
Icicle Work Group releases DPEIS for comment
Zinke visits NCNP Scott Crain
Translocation of mountain goats from the Olympics to the North Cascades: Does public comment make a difference? Dave Fluharty
North Cascades National Park 50th anniversary calendar
Lisa Bergman joins board
Mountain Loop Highway feasibility study Ed Henderson
We did it! How a small band of volunteers saved Sunset Falls Lora Cox
Brandborg worried conservation movement has lost its edge Todd Wilkinson
Disenchantments about the Enchantments Thom Peters
Times showcases growing trail overuse in Seattle area
The Liberty Bell Conservation Initiative Ed Henderson
The Antiquities Act in the North Cascades: Candidates for National
Monument designation Anders Forsgaard
Present at the Creation
Trumpets Blow! Signing the North Cascades National Park into existence Brock Evans
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Winter 2018
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President's report Tom Hammond
National Park System Advisory Board members quit
Gothic Basin a candidate for state-funded protection Marc Bardsley
Ramping up on Skagit River Hydroelectric Project relicensing Dave Fluharty
NCI Youth Leadership Summit
Join our N3C Facebook page!
Snohomish P.U.D. forges ahead with Sunset Falls Rick McGuire
N3C objects to South Fork Stillaguamish veg mgmt project David Gladstone
Suction dredging threatens Illabot Creek Dave Fluharty
The Southern Picketts, a fence chiseled out of rock Ethan Welty
A short history of the Roadless Rule Scott Crain
Encroachments threaten Roadless Rule Tom Hammond
On the road again to Monte Cristo Ed Henderson
Find the true believers, get them involved! Brock Evans
Bad news for bears in the Cascades, good news in British Columbia Rick McGuire
Members submit comments for Snowy Lakes
Corvid's eye
Celebrating 50 years of North Cascades National Park
Recent books highlight North Cascades Phil Fenner
In Memoriam: Ted Beck
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Fall 2017
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President's report
N3C Actions February to October 2017
Stehekin road report: Prepping for lower valley paving
A short report from the Nooksack Cirque
Tidwell retires, new FS appointment announced
Crown Jewel Wilderness draws on NCCC history, archives
Success with lawsuit opposing Singletary timber sale at Wallace Falls
Clear cuts, ORVs have hindered protection, recreation in Reiter Forest
Fred Beckey: A legend passes
Reiter Foothills Forest non-motorized trail planning
Middle Fork Snoqualmie: Progress, with challenges
No exports please!
Excerpt comments on the Draft Mountain Goat Management Plan
Olympic goats moving to Cascades?
North Cascade Glacier Climate Project 2017: Lower Curtis Glacier
60 years of activism: Brock Evans, veteran wilderness warrior
60 years of activism: NCCC at 60: Looking back and looking forward
60 years of activism: N3C birthed in struggle, baptized in painful truths
The map
American Alps initiative continues
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Spring/Summer 2017
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President's report
MBS meeting focuses on "temporary" Monte Cristo Road
Unpoached: Protecting the North Cascades A utopia no more
Introducing new board member David Gladstone
Chelan meeting shows happy motoring dreams linger for Stehekin
Reader approval
A good burn: The South Fork Cascade River fire, 14 years later
Corvid's eye
Whitebark pine: Jewel of the alpine
Earth Day 2017: Celebrating 60 years of N3C in North Cascades National Park
Remembering Charles Ehlert, 1937-2017
Mike Lowry: a remembrance
North Cascades Conservation Council celebrating 60 years
Of grizzly bears and big spaces
Last minute change to grizzly EIS comment
New clearcutting
What might have been: The Ice Peaks National Park proposal
The plight of the Cascade red fox
Yes, Hugh Jackman, there really are wolverines
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Winter 2017
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President's report
N3C actions
Online backcountry permit reservations program begins
David Brower remembered
Draft EIS released for grizzly bear reintroduction to the Cascades
The Chilliwack River: Salmon in the Cascades
We will resist any privatization of public lands
In Memoriam: Polly Dyer, 1920-2016
Corvid's eye
DNR initiates trail planning process for Morningstar NRCA
A passion for preservation: How dreams become a reality at the President's desk
SAM sculpture honors real tree in the real Middle Fork
Back issues of The Wild Cascades now online
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Fall 2016
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President's report
Monte Cristo road challenge
NCCC speaker featured at Burke Museum
Stehekin Update
Notes from the Federation of Western Outdoor Clubs annual conference
NPS Centennial: Find Your Park
Blanca Lake culvert blown
NCCC work day enhances Diablo Overlook
Bikes in Wilderness areas?
Corvid's eye
In Memoriam: Laura Zalesky
Gymnasium-sized water treatment plant latest phase of Holden Mine remediation
North Cascades Glacier Climate Project
North Cascades National Park bill: Last Chance
The south side of Koma Kulshan
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Spring/Summer 2016
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Betty Manning memorial
Alpine Lakes dam projects begin scoping
Lawsuit closes ATV routes on national forest roads
Military to reconsider helicopter training sites in Cascades
New board member Scott Crain
Lands Commissioner Goldmark to step down
North Fork Skykomish road to reopen?
Celebrating 100 years of national parks the best way I know how
Alpine Lakes Wilderness celebrates 40 years
Wild Nearby exhibit opens at Burke Museum
Join the NCCC work party October 1
The restoration of grizzly bears to the North Cascades
Kennecott mine opposition poster 50 years ago
North Cascades Institute's 30th anniversary picnic
Under the weight of ice
About artist Jill Pelto
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Winter 2016
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Military "incursions" threaten all northwest
Yakima Plan update
Revising the Northwest Forest Plan
NCCC responds to "Darrington Collaborative" proposals
Remembering Wolf Bauer
In Memoriam: Margaret Miller
UnSustainable roads
Corvid's eye
Cascade Rambles: RIP Queen of the Middle Fork
Murray receives Alpine Lakes recognition
Varying views on grizzlies: responses to McGuire
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Fall 2015
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NCCC Actions, March to September 2015
Lawsuit prompts Forest Service pullback on allowing ATVs on roads
Helicopter assault
Granite Falls motocross project halted maybe defeated
NCCC's Millers' pioneering work to save Big Beaver Valley gets international attention
A bad idea gets worse
Is transplanting grizzly bears to the Cascades really a good idea?
In Memoriam: Betty Manning
Tributes to Betty
Cascade Rambles: Into the North Fork Canyon
Patrick Millegan's bequest honors Harvey and Betty Manning
North Cascades Glacier Climate Project 2015 Lower Curtis Glacier
The corvid's eye
Remove a racist slur from Stehekin
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Spring-Summer 2015
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Monte Cristo count down
Overpopulation here at home
Letter to NPS director regarding Stehekin Valley road
Park Service helicopters confirmed in Mather Wilderness this summer
Chris Morgan: Yes, please, grizzly bears
Return to Del Campo
American Alps update: Why establlish a National Preserve in the North Cascades?
Cascade Rambles: Green River and Charley Creek
The Corvid's eye
Remembering Bonnie Phillips
A scientist's emotional evaluation of the "winter" past
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Winter 2014-15
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Index-Galena road fix price escalates
Thinning proposed at Deception Pass and Dugualla State Parks
Sustainable roads the next steps
NCCC Actions, July 2014 – February 2015
Yakima Plan update
Public can't afford to subsidize new water projects
Pratt River Valley and environs now in Alpine Lakes Wilderness
The original "starfish"
A rough winter for glaciers
Mother Nature, not the National Park Service, closed the Stehekin Road
Driving to Stehekin
New dams and diversions
Okanogan-Wenatchee Travel Management update
North Cascades grizzly bear EIS process launched
Morning Star additions and Reiter connections
The Corvid's eye
Board members, Park managers discuss helicopters near Cascade Pass
Polly Dyer birthday
Holden Mine remediation to continue at least one more summer
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Fall 2014
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Helicopters used for major project near Cascade Pass without public notice
"Quid pro quo" wilderness and forest thinning
Suiattle River road reopened
Hoping for House Action on Alpine Lakes
Paving begins on Middle Fork Snoqualmie road
Back in print Stehekin: A Valley in Time
Still a Valley in Time? Notes from a short visit to Stehekin
Yakima Plan update
A place that is still very wild
Remembering Patrick Goldsworthy
How Polly Dyer's untrammeled won out in the Wilderness Act
Granite Falls motocross update
The Corvid's Eye
"Majestic Methow" Valley restoration
North Cascades Glacier Climate Project 2014
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Spring-Summer 2014
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Granite MotoCross permit issued; appellants strongly object
Snohomish County takes interest in Wallace Falls
Mining proposed in the headwaters of the Methow River above Mazama
Meet Doctor Polly
Green Mountain Lookout to remain
NCCC Actions, October 2013 – June 2014
Protecting Wilderness: A personal meditation
Rowland Tabor: Geology and the Wilderness ethic in the North Cascades
Forty years of geology in the North Cascades and growth of the Wilderness ethic
The 1984 Washington Wilderness Act – 30 years on
Book Review: The Wild Nearby
Book Review: The North Cascades Highway: A Roadside Guide to America's Alps
NCCC joins FFCC to advocate for forest management to protect climate
How large should Glacier Peak Wilderness be?
Images of overuse
Fall events celebrating Wilderness
The Corvid's eye
Cascade rambles: Foothill fancy
Yet another dam threatens Similkameen River
Holly time bomb in NW forests
Cascades trip report: 10 years after: Revisiting S Mountain
26 Water users propose Icicle Creek water project in Wilderness
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Winter 2014
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Muckleshoot Indian Tribe buys White River lands
County hearings on Granite Falls Motocross Park
NCCC website helps members spread the word
No action yet on Alpine Lakes bill
"Wild Wallace" NRCA proposed
Coalition cautions Interior about funding Yakima Plan
Bad legislation on off-road vehicles and public lands in Washington
From retreat to remediation: changes at Holden Village and in habitat
In Memoriam: Patrick Goldsworthy
Patrick Goldsworthy: An appreciation
Excerpts from a Sierra Club resolution honoring Patrick Goldsworthy
To specialize in something
Listed and answering his own phone
"I'll make the maps!"
Remembering the Blue Bomb
In Memoriam: Philip Zalesky
Farewell to a giant of wilderness preservation
Philip Zalesky: Another conservation leader passes
Phil and laura Zalesky, conservation education supporters
Remembering "Mr. Zalesky"
Conservationists, Park staff remember Phil Zalesky and Pat Goldsworthy
Dale Jones, former NCCC board member dies
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Summer-Fall 2013
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Alpine Lakes Wilderness Bill gets House hearing, DelBene tours Middle Fork
Pollution Control Hearings Board agrees: flow should not be reduced at Similkameen Falls
NCCC Actions, June–September 2013
State enacts HB1632, a bad ATV law
Fisher reintroduction announced
NCCC co-founder and board chairman Patrick Goldsworthy dies
NCCC challenges motocross decision
Native vegetation service projects continue long NCCC tradition
The Sustainable Roads Project
What are logging roads made of?
State funds Yakima Plan "early action items"
State purchase of Teanaway lands raises disturbing questions
NCCC, coalition address concerns around proposed Skykomish Geothermal Consent to Lease
North Cascade Glacier Climate Project 2013
New dams aren't the way to address water needs
Corvid's eye
Okanogan-Wenatchee National Forest planning update
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Spring 2013
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NCCC testifies against HB 1632
NCCC Actions: October 2012 – May 2013
North Cascades fish stocking legislation
Lands Commissioner Goldmark visits Middle Fork Snoqualmie
Two reasons to celebrate: Non-motorized recreation and roadless wilderness
Trail milestones at Reiter Forest
DNR volunteer work party
Decisions for the Stehekin River Corridor Implementation Plan
Washington Trails Association releases State of Access Report
Letter from Stehekin: the October 20, 2003 floodSuiattle River Road bidding process begins
Pollution Control Hearings Board hears arguments on Similkameen Falls
Corvid's Eye
Yakima Plan: Not yet shovel-ready
New group looking at dammed lake storage capacity
Wolf pack confirmed in Chelan County
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Winter 2013
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NCCC board member Thom Schroeder
New FS appeal process proposed
Hopes for a new Alpine Lakes bill
New NOCA Superintendent, Karen Taylor-Goodrich
Suiattle River Road EA decision
Farewell to Chip Jenkins
Chip Jenkins looks back
Mine remediations
Corvid's eye
Reiter update
Sustainable national forest roads
Yakima Plan blunders on
North Cascades Glacier Climate Project field report 2012
Cascade rambles: A day in the clay
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Summer-Fall 2012
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North Fork Snoqualmie update
Green Mountain lookout must be removed
Proposed motocross project on the Mountain Loop Highway
NCCC Actions, May – September 2012
DNR Snoqualmie Corridor plan taking shape
American Alps update
"A sense of betrayal" in the Yakima Plan
Charismatic minifauna: North Cascades Pika Project report, 2012
On the outside looking in
New Wilderness! and NCCC work party
NCCC joins appeal against Enloe Dam rebuild
Heli-skiing company gives new meaning to "cut and run"
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Spring 2012
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NCCC leadership changes mean new roles for Forsgaard, Zalesky
Reiter Forest non-motorized trail development continues
Alternative C is NCCC's choice for Suiattle River road project
Catalyst makes debut
NCCC Actions, January–April 2012
In Memoriam: John Edwards
Bumping Lake Update
A conversation with Jan Henderson, Part 2
National Park retirees speak out on H.R. 1505
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Winter 2012
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National Park advocates create new American Alps organization
Ross Lake planning
NCCC board members bring skills, passion to their work
DNR trail planning process effort begins
A conversation with Jan Henderson, Part 1
A walk around Bumping Lake
The Bumping Lake tradeaway
Strange water bill in Washington State Senate
Record of Decision issued for Holden Mine remediation
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Summer/Fall 2011
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DNR plans new trails in Middle Fork and I-90
Wild Sky "Trail Plan"
Homeland Security trumps environmental integrity
Okanogan PUD abandons plan for Shankers Bend Dam
North Cascade glacier climate project
Celebrate the American Alps Legacy Proposal on December 9th
American Alps Legacy Proposal released to public September 30
American Alps Legacy Proposal: What and why
Granite Falls motocross project still alive
A Pilgrimage to Image Lake via Holden, and a tale of two mines
NCCC, Sierra Club comment on Okanogan-Wenatchee National Forest Plan
Roadless Rule upheld – huge win for conservation
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Spring 2011
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It’s in the air
Celebrating crumbling roads in the backcountry
Swamp Mountain: Perspectives on the Skagit river, source of Northwest life, livelihood and quality of life
Massive overbuilding threatens North Fork Sky road
American Alps Challenge, September 24
A brief history of the Wild Cascades: A call to action
In memoriam: Conway Leovy
NCCC joins intervention against Black Canyon hydro proposal
The Suiattle lawsuit: why it happened, what is at stake, and what comes next
Grizzly bear sighting confirmed in the North Cascades last fall
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Winter 2010
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Time runs out for Alpine Lakes Wilderness Bill
Hydro projects proposal for Hancock and Calligan creeks
Being green by The Disgruntled Bugcatcher
DNR launches SE PA process for ORV trail construction at Reiter Forest
Bear
Cascade Roads: Crumbling Away
Cascade Roads: Hall of Shame
Raging rivers, roads and recreation
My early days on the Whitechuck road and trail
Flooding threatens old growth forest at Bumping lake
A tale of two valleys
PCT border crossing warning
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Summer/Fall 2010
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Saving the Cascades with social media
Viewpoint: Into the wilds with ice axe, cellphone and GPS
Forest Service proposes Illabot road decommissioning
American Alps Biodiversity Report released
Researching biodiversity and ecosystem dynamics in our American Alps
More news from Reiter Forest
Finney AMA Plan disappoints
Margaret Miller returns to Cascade Pass
Joe Miller, American Hero
Suggested Revegetation Practices Margaret M. Miller and Joseph W. Miller, prepared for the National Park Service June, 1977
Bumping Lake ancient forest: One of a kind
North Cascades Glacier Climate Project
Stehekin road tour with Senator Cantwell
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Spring 2010
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Two Cycles of the Sun in the Early Winters Headwaters, June 2010
Appeals Court rules against Blanchard Mountain
Remember back when? Our fight to protect Miner's Ridge
Swap adds Miner's Ridge to Glacier Peak Wilderness
"Small" hydro threatens Cascades
Why not a Mount Saint Helens National Park?
In Memoriam: Stewart Udall
Wild and Scenic River Bill a Possibility
Potential of North Cascades National Park
American Alps Legacy Proposal
Release Date Approaches; Economic Study Shows Job Creation
Trip Report: Thunder Knob Trail
Holden Mine Update, June 2010
Let them eat bread
Sitec and Tomorrow in the North Cascades
The Making of a Movie: The Irate Birdwatcher
National Park Overflights: What's Wrong With Them?
North Cascades Study Reports Available Online
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Winter 2009-2010
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Board Members Highlighted: Philip Fenner, John S. Edwards
Jon Jarvis New NPS Director
Debris from Retreating Glaciers
Plan B 4.0 for Mobilizing to Save Civilization
Wilderness in National Parks: Playground or Preserve?
Book Reviews
Bridge to Nowhere, Almost
Travel Management on Okanogan-Wenatchee National Forest
Looking Back: A Backpack in the Northern Cascades
NCNP101 A History Lesson
(Looking Back) What's Going On Under Vesper Peak? (Reprint from The Wild Cascades, 1971 issue)
Update on the American Alps Campaign
Polly Dyer Day
Historic Reiter Forest Changes
North Fork Snoqualmie: Forgotten Stepsister of the Snoqualmies
Easy Pass to Fisher Basin in September: Early Snow and a Bunch of Bears
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Summer/Fall 2009
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Whitechuck Update
Stehekin Update
NCCC Intervenes in Sultan Hydro Relicensing
Evergreen Mountain
Your Chance to Help Recover Wolves in Washington State
Feds Review Mountain-dwelling Pika for Threatened-species List
Hiker Helps Turn Dumping Ground into Scenic Gem
Good news, and a wonderful day on the Middle Fork
North Cascades Glacier Climate Project 2009
Reiter Forest, DNR's ORV Problems
Teanaway Forestlands at Risk
Irate Birdwatcher Premier Showing Nov. 4
Harvey Manning statue Dedicated in Issaquah
A Welcome Change for the Nation's Forests
Forest Service Closes Middle Fork Snoqualmie Road
The Granite Falls Motocross Fiasco An Update
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Spring 2009
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The Holden Mine cleanup problem
Meeting with new regional forester
Lower life in higher places
Stehekin Road legislation
111th Congress, 1st Session, H.R. 2806
Forest Service authorizes cattle grazing in area near wolves
Loss of NOVA funding effects Cle Elum FS District
Fish stocking to cease in North Cascades National Park
HR 2430 RFS
American Alps Legacy Campaign goes public
"Parents of North Cascades park want it to grow"
Repair of PCT in Suiattle River area recommendation
Review: Ken Burns' National Parks film
Goldmark echoes Sutherland at Blanchard Mountain
Reiter Forest update
DNR to close some ORV trails in Reiter foothills
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Winter 2008-2009
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The Long-Term Future of NCCC: The Role of Bequests in Conservation
Announcing the closing of the North Cascades Foundation
Reiter Forest Update
Heybrook Ridge: Protected as a Snohomish County Park
Azurite Mine Cleanup
NCCC Hosts North Cascades' 40-Year Celebration
NCCC Announces "American Alps Legacy Project"
Re-Wilding the Cascades: Middle Fork Snoqualmie Bridge Out
The Secret Lives of North Cascades Wildlife
What Ever Happened to WPN-114: Life and Death Among the Bristlecones
Book Reviews: The Bridge at the Edge of the World, Two Planks and a Passion, the Dramatic History of Skiing
North Cascades Glacier Climate Report for 2008
Conservation Updates and Alerts
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Summer/Fall 2008
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New NCCC Board Members
NCCC Explores Park and Wilderness Additions
Wolves Get a Breather
Calendar of Events for the North Cascades, Fall 2008
40th Anniversary Dinner and Auction, October 3
Chip Jenkins Our New Superintendent of North Cascades National Park Service Complex
Global Warming and Wild Lands
Whitechuck River Update
Blanchard Mountain Victory: the NCCC wins one in court
Happy Birthday North Cascades National Park
Backcountry Travels: Swamp Creek
National Forests ORV Travel Management Update, July 2008
Reiter Foothills
Pratt River Proposal Update with map
NCCC Attempts Native Plant Restoration
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Spring 2008
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NCCC Expands Conservation Efforts
Our website is worth a look
Calendar of Events for the North Cascades, Summer–Fall 2008
Dr. Fred Darvill
"Pristine" Parks tainted by pollution, study finds
Sultan Relicensing Process Continues
The Last Polar Bear at the Burke Museum
Finney AMA Planning Effort Begins
Heybrook Ridge: Citizens Work to Preserve a Forest
Wild Sky Wilderness Now a Reality
Index Points with Pride to New Wilderness
U.S. Forest Service Drops Massive Restructuring
DNR Initiates "Reiter Foothills" Planning
Forest Service plan to close some sites will save $140,000 per year
Backcountry Travels: North Fork of the Cascade River
Wolves losing protection in the West
Wolf Conservation Advocates Need to Speak Up
In Memoriam: John A. Dyer, 1910-2008
The Wilderness Conference 2008
40th Anniversary of the North Cascades National Park Celebration: October 3, 2008
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Winter 2007-2008
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Stehekin River Corridor Implementation Plan: NCCC Perspective
The Stehekin River Corridor Implementation Plan
Council Hires Executive Director
Update: Granite Falls Motocross Park
Wild Sky Wilderness Update
Big Dam Threatens Similkameen River
Collaboration? For a seat at the negotiating table, they are jeopardizing their true role
Settlement Reached on Baker Salvage Appeal
Luna Cirque
Fifty Years of Research at South Cascade Glacier
Ski Area Mania Trashes Backcountry
In Memoriam: Bella Caminiti, Marion Hessey and William K. Longwell
Public Land Losses Are Serious
Our Public Lands Auctioning off Nevada
Harvey Manning Statue
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Spring 2007
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NCCC supports closure of the upper Stehekin Road
Weavtel 1 Stehekin 0: Phones win
Climate Change sets Stehekin River on collision course with private property
Call it Howard Lake Jonathan Rosenblum
National attention now focused on North Cascades
Radio Repeater Update, NOCA
Wild Sky Wilderness
Mountain Loop opening delayed, possibly to 2008
South Fork Tolt Land Exchange possible
Joseph W. Miller, 1915–2007, In Remembrance -
To thin or not to thin
Blanchard Mountain, or Issaquah Alps by the Sea
Montanan named Supervisor of Okanogan and Wenatchee National Forests
Mount St. Helens mine threat
Book Review: East of the Divide, Chester Marler
NCCC now 501(c)(3)organization
NCCC objects to increasing motorization of wilderness
NCCC celebrates 50 years of environmental activism
Wilderness Alps: Conservation and Conflict in Washington's Cascades, by Harvey Manning and NCCC
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Winter 2006-2007
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Where the Cascades Meet the Sea
Remembering Harvey Manning, 1925–2006
The Elderly Birdwatchers Hiking & Griping Society, 1968–2006
Annual Summer Outings of the Elderly Birdwatchers Hiking & Griping Society
Prospects Brighten for Wild Sky Passage
Predator Conservation in the North Cascades
USFS Salvage Logging Plan: 2800 Acres
Remembering Karen Fant
Proposed Radio Upgrades Threaten Park and National Forest Integrity
50–Year Celebration of North Cascades Conservation Council Invitation – You're Invited!
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Summer/Fall 2006
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A Fire District (with Phone Service) for Stehekin?
So What's Good about Global Warming
Opportunity on the Whitechuck: An NCCC Proposal
Wilderness in Washington: 1964/1987
Eco-Collaboration: Finding a Shared Vision with Who?
2006 North Cascades Glacier Climate Project Field Season
Critical Wild Sky Inholding Purchased
Mineral Butte and Middle Fork Snoqualmie Roads Gated
Stevens Pass Ski Area to Apply for Permit Renewal, Expansion of Operations
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Spring 2006
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Radio Repeaters in our Parks: A violation of the Wilderness Act?
NCCC Supports Expanded Wildness Through Stehekin Road Closure
NCCC Road Appeals Denied
A Wildlife Encounter
Funding for Grizzly Bear Outreach Project in British Columbia
On the Power of the Majority in Congress
Richard Pombo (R, California) Profile
Court Halts Off-road Motorcycle Project in Proposed Wilderness
Corporate Changes for NCCC
Updates: Green News; Dusel Redux
In Memoriam: Kevin Herrick
Cantwell Needs to Oppose WeavTel in Stehekin
Stehekin Phone Service, Again
On Privatizing the Public and Big Green Agendas with Comments by Scott Silver
Playing Hardball in the Presidio
Book Review: A GUIDE TO THE END OF THE WORLD: Everything You Never Wanted to Know, Bill McGuire
Book Review: Wild By Law, Tom Turner
Book Review: Justice On Earth, Tom Turner
Book Review: In the Company of Crows and Ravens, Marzluff and Angell
Predator Poisoning and Killing Planned by USFS in Wilderness Areas
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Winter 2005-2006
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Chelan County Puts Phone Proposal into Coma
Lawsuit to halt Mad River Off-road Vehicle Construction Moves Ahead
Victory for Non-Motorheads in Washington State Supreme Court
Laws, Executive Orders, Policy and the Environment
Lowe Creek Road Compromise Reached
Helicopter Use in Glacier Peak Wilderness
Retiree Decries New Park Policies
Joe and Margaret Miller Profile of A Partnership
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Summer 2005
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Park Services Bows to Greed on Stehekin Phones
NCCC Invokes Freedom of Information on NPS Phone Reversal Decision
NPS Management Policies Threatened?
Fish Stocking in North Cascades National Park
Changing Demographics
In Reversal, NPS Opens Stehekin to Phone Service
Cascades Overview
A Plea for the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge
Current Disequilibrium of North Cascade Glaciers, North Cascades Glacier Climate Project, 2005 Field Season
Mad River Lawsuit
DNR Downsizing
Recently Read on the Environmental E-Mail Circuit
One Person's View of Middle Fork Snoqualmie Recovery
Forest Hikers Don’t Need Costly Amenities on Trail
Congressional Alerts
The Boulder-White Cloud Mountains in Idaho Need Your Protection NOW
Remember the 1960's?
Florida Man Held Hostage by Court Over $5 Day Pass at Mount Dickerman Trailhead
Congress Intensifies Push to Drill in Arctic
Mount St. Helens Open to Bids
Pombo Proposes Selling 15 Parks, Expanding Offshore Leases, Drilling ANWR
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Spring 2005
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The Wilderness Alps: Crisis and Conflict close to publication
NCCC and the North Cascades Institute’s Environmental Learning Center A History
NCCC responds to Joel Connelly’s editorial opinion in the Seattle Post- Intelligencer
Upper Stehekin Valley Road NPS Management Options
Coon Run Stehekin Road Reroute
NCCC Assessments of Forest Service EAs
Helicopter use in rebuilding Milk Creek Bridge and Suiattle River Road
Information Superhighway threatens Stehekin
DUSEL: Deep Underground Science and the Icicle Valley
Not Man Apart
NCCC Position on DUSEL
Tunnel affects water tables in Italy
Falling for the Cascade Agenda
Crown Lakes to be added to Mount Si NRCA
The Retreat from Fee Demo Begins
Fight RAT with Survey to Wild Wilderness
Threat looming for the Boulder-White Cloud Mountains in the Sawtooth National Recreation Area
Happenings in Our National Forests
Middle Fork Snoqualmie ATM Plan released
Pratt connector trail still looming
Middle Fork ?Trust Land Transfer proposed
Snoqualmie Tree Farm development rights purchased
Lowe Creek Road EA released
Wild Sky Wilderness Bill awaiting action
Venting more fumes and steam than Mount St. Helens
Commercializing Mount Rainier’s High Camp
Of Roads, Access and “Elitists”
Endangered Wildlife Threatened by Draft Legislation
Nationwide Alliance Kicks Off Campaign to Save Arctic Refuge
Book Review: Geology of the North Cascades, A Mountain Mosaic
Major Geological Events in the North Cascades: USGS Maps
Arctic National Wildlife Refuge Photo Exhibit at Burke Museum through December 2005.
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Winter 2004-2005
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NCCC reviews Stehekin road problems
Wheels away Mad River appeal
The Sauk KEVIN GERAGHTY
The Court opines . . . My Turn
Say NO to DUSEL in Icicle Valley
The RAT: Forest Service Adventure Pass revised
Cooperating with the enemy
Arctic National Wildlife Refuge: Federal government abandons wildlife protection on Alaska’s north slope
Conservation group buys 120 acres along Middle Fork of Snoqualmie
Tales from the Walla Walla Toll Road: #6 Middle Fork, #7 Things to climb when mountains aren’t worth it
Take a hike, America
Grants protect checkerboard wildlife habitat
Refuge manager charged for saving threatened frogs
When the trout arrive, the amphibian exodus begins
Cell phones: Death of solitude
Wolf recovery threatened
Tiny band of grizzlies fights for its life
Introducing three NCCC Board members
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Summer/Fall 2004
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The NCCC needs YOUR support in publishing the North Cascades book
Why the Pickets are part of the North Cascades National Park-Staking claims to not-mines
Goering’s Law
The Stehekin Landing Proposal
Stehekin Road repair process
North Cascades Institute Update
Mount Rainier: Long journeys with tiny steps begin
Tomorrow and tomorrow and tomorrow
Pay to Play with American Enterprise Institute
Only weirdos look out the window
Yo yo Mount Adams?
Taking the commons away
FEE DEMO: Riding the Recreation Access Tax (The RAT)
Our national parks really in peril
The recent very commercial Adventure Quest
Tales from the Walla Walla Toll Road: #1 Bandera Mountain, #2 Mount Defiance, #3 Mount Washington, #4 Mailbox Peak, #5 Dirty Harry
ORVs: Lullaby of the wheels
Ring-a-ding-ding
Running N + I
Fair exchanges and ripoffs
Mountain goat research in the North Cascades
The largest forest-conservation deal in the country
Boise-Cascade bails out
PERC gives Bush a C+ on environmental policy
National Forest rulemaking on off-road vehicles (ORVs)
Impacts of mountain biking on wildlife and people
Park Service under attack by adviser
Monumental, the David Brower film
Edward Abbey
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Spring 2004
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Contributions needed for publication of North Cascades history book
Selections from the pages of soon-to-be-published book, Conflict and Crisis
The Ptarmigan Traverse then and now
Harvey’s Burn
Stehekin land exchange lawsuit filed
Politics and the Fee-Demo Carbuncle
Scams
Concern grows over Middle Fork Snoqualmie Road Project
NCCC position statements on: Stehekin River Road, Mechanized trail repairs in Wilderness, Helicopters in Wilderness, Ross Lake enhancement
Parks and politics
Why Si?
Managing wild lands the Supreme Court decision
ORV rules well-intentioned but ineffective Snowmobiles in parks
Flora of the Wild Sky Wilderness
Wilderness designation the last hope
Wild Sky update
Suit filed urging recovery of grizzlies in North Cascades
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Winter 2003-2004
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NPS plans more building in Stehekin
Wild Sky deserves our delegation’s support
A great and famous victory for hikers
Varieties of Wilderness experience
The Wild Sky
Management changes necessary in National Forest Plan update
Bear attitudes about humans
Frolics in the federal forests
Comments on FS Outfitter-Guide EA
Crumbling roads taken out October 2003
NCCC wins a couple rounds in the thinning wars
A second chance for salmon
Fee Demo We won but we have far to go
From Ross Dam to the Environmental Learning Center
Once more unto the Fee Demo, Friends!
Public supports grizzly bear recovery in the North Cascades
Protect BC grizzly bear habitat
Cascades Foothills Initiative
Goose-Maverick off-road vehicle trail project back on track
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Summer 2003
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Saints and Sinners
North Cascades Storm/Flood Damage, October 2003
The North Cascades Flood
Letter from Stehekin
Storm-Flood Damage Costs
October Flood Damages Many Cascade Roads
Scientists Seek to Drill in Alpine Lakes Wilderness
Senate Passes Wild Sky Wilderness
End of Time: Hot or Cold?
Sauk Thinning: The Forgotten Thin Plus Sale
Timber Sales Appealed
OOPS! Olympic North Fulton timber sale Destroys Proposed Wilderness
Fee Demo: Congress extends Fee Demo through 2005
Fish or Cut Bait: Sierra Club and IMBA Work on Agreement
Spinning Out in Yellowstone B
Earthjustice: Because the earth needs a good lawyer
Birds Decline with Forest Thinning
2004 Northwest Wilderness Conference
Margaret (Mardy) Murie Grandmother of the Conservation Movement 1902-2003
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Spring 2003
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Stehekin: Park's Policy of Appeasement Betrays the Public Good
From the Chelan Lakeshore Trail
Wilderness: Commercialization of the Deeps
Outfitter Guides
Wild Sky Bill
Yosemite Just Got a Nightlife
Other Things for Which Fee-Demo Income Would Come In Handy
Downsize and Privatize
Wilderness: The Concept and the Law
The Culture of DeceitScandal in the Forest Service: The GAO Report
Not Your Father's Second Growth
Motorcycle Lawsuit Against NOVA Fund
Ira Spring
The Owyhee Initiative: A Challenge to the Wilderness Act of 1964?
"Old Growth" Campaign Leader Writes to NCCC and NCCC Responds
Forty Years of Fighting Forewords
Book Review: Fred Beckey Tells All
Hidden Crisis is Taking Root in U.S. Parks
Hike with Mount Baker Wild!
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Winter 2002
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Stehekin: Land Exchange, Phones in Stehekin?
Highlights of NCCC Board Meetings, October 21, 2001 and January 20, 2002
Never Accept Fee Demo
Alaskan protests Fee Demo
Skykomish Wilderness Update
Walks to take while plotting wilderness
Trails on the edge in the Middle Fork Valley
Not Just the Sky
Massive Blowout on Mount Persis
Middle Fork Snoqualmie Access and Travel Management Plan Released
Grizzlies in the North Cascades
Millers' perseverance saved trees, fragile alpine habitats
Snowmobile Problems in Yellowstone National Park
Choosing Up Sides
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Summer-Fall 2002
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Park Plans Manipulation of Stehekin River
Charter Forests
It Can Happen Here! Privatization of Parks in British Columbia by Yvonne Zacharias, Vancouver Sun
A Declaration on the Principles of Parks, Valhalla Wilderness Society Parks Campaign (B.C.)
Commercialization of the Wilderness Deeps
NCCC Board Meeting May 20, 2002
Snowmobiles Trespass Alpine Lakes Wilderness
Wild Sky Wilderness: United States Senate Bill S.2565
Wild Sky Wilderness Update
Preserving Our Walking Trails
West Side Fire
Modern Times
Dispatches from the Privatizing Front
Dispatches from the Fee-Demo Front
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Winter 2001
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NCCC Board Meetings
East from Elephant Mountain, The North Cascades Corridor Project
More Wilderness for the Cascades?
DAVID BROWER, 1912-2000, Recollections
Fee Demo: Year Six
Trampling Out Grapes of Wrath
Snowy Provincial Park, New International Border Park
The Pasayten
Grazing
EA Pending
Loomis North and South Conservation Areas
Commercial Recreation on National Forests
ORV Litigation Chronology
NOVA Legislative Update
WALT WOODWARD, In Memoriam
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Summer-Fall 2001
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Stehekin: Paleck at it again: Another questionable land trade on horizon
On energy security
FEE DEMO AGAIN (and again and again)
Your help needed!
FLASH! Three-quarters of a billion hikers vanish
Smokey the Bear
Beware the frightened rattlesnake Check the fine print
Battle Mountain Gold throws in the towel from Buckhorn Bulletin, November 2001
Wild Skykomish update
Wilderness proposals of the Kettle Range Conservation Group
Precepts for would-be trail builders
Greenbonding Yes! De-wilding No!
New trail opportunities in the Skykomish Ranger District
New trails proposed for the Middle-Fork Snoqualmie Valley
Greenway trails forum
Is the Pasayten being pounded?
Are you listening, Okanogan? Court victory for high Sierra wilderness
Again the black hats
The DNR: Now coming, 20 Lean Years?
Another substitute for feet?
More NCCC Board biographies: Tom Brucker, Dave Fluharty, Patrick Goldsworthy, Betty Manning, Thom Peters
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Spring 2001
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Skykomish Wild Country
RICHARD J. BROOKS, 1923-2001
NCCC Board of Directors Meeting Report, June 3, 2001
"God's in Her Heaven, All's Right with the World"
The Professor Comes To Stehekin, Adapted from Crisis and Conflict: The U.S. Forest Service and the National Park Service in the North Cascades, 1892-2001
FEE DEMO: "Fight Fee Demo – What to Do"; "50 Forest Fee Protestors Ticketed"
FEE DEMO: "Fees for Public Lands a Medieval Concept"
THE PASAYTEN: Comments on Okanogan National Forest Action Plan, 2001
THE PASAYTEN: Forest Service Defends Pasayten Management Plan
Geologic Map of the Snoqualmie Pass 30×60 Minute Quad
Cascades Crusade: Reconnecting the Checkerboard
North American Wilderness Conference 2000
Letters
Introducing Members of the NCCC Board
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Summer/Fall 2000
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The President's Report
The Pasayten Free At Last
Stehekin: Bulletins from a Correspondent at the Front
Constructing History in the Olympic Wilderness
National Park Service in Yosemite Poetic Commentary
The Baker River Project
Negro Creek Pines in Peril
Protect Blanchard Hill
Cascades Conservation Partnership
Industrial Strength Wreckreation
Land Exchange
Who Is that Hiding Behind the Curtain? What to Do?
Some Walkers Write Excerpts from Letters, Pack & Paddle
North Cascades Environmental Learning Center
Roadlessness
Commercial Recreation on National Forests (Okanogan-Wenatchee)
National Monuments
Capturing Snowmelt
Good News on the Goose-Maverick
Destructive Off-Road Vehicle Use
Fire! Fire!
Double Double Fire Burn and Congress Bubble
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Spring 2000
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The President's Report
Middle Fork Road Needs Gate
Ptripping after the Ptarmigans
USFS Roadless Areas DEIS: Public Hearings this June
What's Up Wenatchee?
NCCC's Pasayten Project: Its Beginnings and Its Goals
Our Public Lands: Commercialization, Privatization, and Motorization
Reflections on Trails
"Trophy Hunting"
Heli-Hiking Industrial-Strength Recreation on the Wing
Update on Goose-Maverick ORV Lawsuit
E-Mail Addresses for Senators and Representatives
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Winter 1999-2000
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The President's Report
What Future for Mount Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest
The Commercialization, Privatization, and Motorization of a National Forest
Stehekin Purchase, Not Swap Controversial Land Exchange Dropped
History is ???
Battle Mountain Gold Clean Water Yes, Gold Mine No!
Letter: Department of Ecology Can't See Its Responsibility
The Price of the Riches of Monte Cristo A Hundred Years Later
Hazel Wolf An Extraordinary Life
The Pasayten Project Introducing Martha Hall & Sharon Stroble
Volunteers Needed in Pasayten
The Empire Strikes Back
PTD v. PGD
Forest Service Fee-Demo Plan If You Pay, You Get to Play
Comments on the Clinton Forest Initiative
"A Sand County Almanac" at 50
FSEEE and PEER
Extinction Crisis
NW Wilderness Conference
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Summer/Fall 1999
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The President's Report
Middle Fork Highway Defeated/Plum Creek Land Exchange Settlement Reached
The Dirty Miners...in Search of Shining Gold
The Middle Age of Mr. Toad
Motorcycle Club Helps Improve Horsehead Pass Trail
How to Win While (ha, ha) Losing
Here a Chuck, There a Chuck...
News Update: Clinton announces process to protect roadless areas; Forest Service continues to play games
Mad River: A Gentle Wilderness
Lawsuit Victory Stops Goose-Maverick Motorcyde/ORV Project
Don Campbell, 1999
On the Edge
Nibble, Nibble, Nibble...
Book Review: Seattle Citizens Against Freeways
Stillaguamish Citizens Alliances' (SCA) Bid Fails
Trendwest Revises Resort, adds Urban Expansion
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Spring 1999
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The President's Report
Mad River: Motorcycle Romper Room? Or Addition to Glacier Peak Wilderness?
Hot Flashes from Other Fronts
Bad News for the Beckler
Decision Time Nears for Middle Fork Snoqualmie
The Northern Pacific Land Grant Revest It Now?
Let's Be Practical: The Pragmatic Crusade
Volleys and Thunders
The Railroad Land Grants Are Not History
New Books of Some Note
North Cascades Crest: Notes and Images from America's Alps, JAMES MARTIN;
Geology of the North Cascades, ROWLAND TABOR AND RALPH HAUGERUD; Sunrise to
Paradise: The Story of Mount Rainier National Park, RUTH KIRK; An Ice Axe, a
Camera, and ajar of Peanut Butter, IRA SPRING; Hiking Snohomish County, 90 Hikes
& Walks, Plus Parks, Viewpoints, Water Access & Campgrounds, KEN WILCOX
Land and Water Conservation
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Summer/Fall-Winter 1998
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The President's Report
THE STEHEKIN SCANDAL LOGGERS POINT
NCCC's Position
Excerpts from letters to Superintendent William Paleck
The Stehekin Upper Road
REMEMBER THE DAY: OCTOBER 2, 1968
Excerpts from Conservation And ConflictThe U.S. Forest Service and National Park Service in the North Cascades, 1892-1992
A Curmudgeon for the Ages, Book Review
Grazing in the Pasayten: Its Impact on the Land and People (Part Three)
Where the North Cascades Touch the Sea: Protecting Elephant Mountain and Oyster Dome
In Defense of Cougars
Take Back Our Trails for Feet
Letters to the Editor
Construction on the Lakeshore Trail
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Spring 1998
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The President's Report
Okanogan National Forest Update
Update on Logger's Point
Horseshoe Basin Land Exchange
IMBA (International Mountain Bicycling Association Announces Its Position on Wilderness
Letters
From Signpost July 1998, "Petty Politics or Public Misinformation?"
Reply: Letters to the Editor, Signpost July 14, 1998
The History of Chopaka - Loomis State Forest
The Privatization of All the Good Stuff
In Memoriam: Jane McConnell
The People Who Created the NCCC
"Silence and Quiet Use" from Wild Earth, Spring 1998
Grazing in the Pasayten and Chelan-Sawtooth Wilderness Part II
Journal (1983)
Judge Blocks Lodge Permit in Yosemite, The Fresno Bee
Book Review: Trails of Destruction
Where are They Now? Careering, Careering Over the Bounding Main
Wilderness as a form of Land Use
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Winter 1997-1998
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The President's Report
North Cascades Threatened by New Private Growth and Petty Politics
Logging Threatens North Fork Skykomish
Feet vs. Motorcycles
MVCC vs. Arrowleaf (Proposed Development in the Methow)
RR&CG Railroads & Clearcuts Campaign
Roads in the (Roadless Areas) Forest: A Damage Primer
Grazing in the Pasayten: Its Impact on the Land and People (Part One, USFS Management History)
Washington Wilderness
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Summer/Fall 1997
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President's Message
A Parting Message
Stehekin Endangered by Condo Project
Group Trying to Stop Stehekin Condo Project
Stehekin Alert
Stehekin Overview
Views of the Stehekin River Reclaiming Its Own
The Methow Valley Confronts Another Large-Scale Development
A Road Runs Through It
City Light Buys Wildlife Land to Make Amends for 3 Dams
Time to Get Crackin'! Washington Wilderness Timeline
Environmentalists Opposed to Goose-Maverick ORV Tie-Trail Project
Legal Appeal
Officials Battle Chelan Mine's Toxic Legacy
News Update
Mountaineers Offer NW Environmental Issues Course
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Spring 1997
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President's Message
U.S. Forest Service Knows Better Than Nature
Spider Meadow: A Grassroots Success Story
Status of the Great Big Stillaguamish Gravel Mine
Letter from Stehekin
Addendum
Close the Upper Stehekin Road, Permanently, Mr. Paleck
Stehekin Road Update
NPS Environmental Assessment Summary
The NCCC Position
Erosion Control on Company Creek Road
NPS Environmental Assessment Summary
The NCCC Position
The Stehekin Air Strip Game
Conrad Meadows and The Goat Rocks Wilderness Survive Yet Another Forest Service EIS
News Update
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Summer/Fall 1996
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President's Message
News Update & Letters
In Memoriam, Bill Lester: A Ranger's Ranger
Logger's Point Developments
Book Review
Randall Airport Reopens on Mount Rainier's Flank
The Matter of the Skagit: The FERC Settlement
The Loomis Forest
Irate Birdwatcher: A Modest Proposal
In Memoriam, Isabell Lynn and Kay Kershaw: The End of an Era
In the Footsteps of Wild Bill: Hikes in William O. Douglas Country
Beyond the Golden Triangle of National Parks, Foreword from Conservation and Conflict: The U.S. Forest Service and National Park Service in the North Cascades
Land Exchange in Lake Chelan NRA: It May Be Legal But Is It Right?
Another Airplane Crash
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Spring 1996
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The President's Report
Spider Meadow threatened
Battle continues for Middle Fork Snoqualmie
Chelan County Commissions get little done
News Update
Bait may become Unbearable to State
Volunteers Needed for Measure to Ban Unsporting Hunting Practices
Timber firm's habitat plan puts wildlife, public at risk
Logging Without Laws on Olympic Peninsula
Forty Years of Geology in the North Cascades & Growth of the Wilderness Ethic
The Stehekin Flood: 1995
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Fall 1995
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The President's Report
News Update
The Tasks Remaining: A Half Century Look Back and A Half Century Look Ahead
Cascade Checkerboard Project
Sheep are Eating the Pasayten
Canada: Land Designated for B.C. Park
International Park: Too Reasonable a Plan?
Good and Bad News from the Canadian Cascades
Skagit Project Relicensing
What NCCC Wanted and Didn't Get: The Lake Chelan NRA Decision
Chelan County Okays Condos at head of Lake Chelan
NCCC Board Members Meet with Roger Kennedy in Stehekin
Book Review
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Summer 1995
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The President's Report
News Update
Forest Service Land Exchanges: Good, Bad and Ugly
Military Aircraft Overflight in the Cascades and Other Unwelcome Intruders
Helicopter Rescue?
Join Us on Summer Hikes in the North Cascades
Impact on Habitat Salvage Logging Plans for 1994 Fire Areas
International Park: A Concept Whose Time has Come
What is Eating the Pasayten?
Stehekin Public Feedback
Proposed Sand and Gravel Quarry Threat to Mt. Loop National Scenic Byway
"I'm Ba-a-ack"
Book Reviews
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Spring 1995
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The President's Report
News Update
International Park: A Plot?
Mountain Loop Highway
Land Trusts
North Cascades Glaciers Retreat
Letters
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October 1994
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The President's Report
News Update
Log It: The Forest Service's Answer
Irate Birdwatcher and Smokey the Bear
Chelan County and Catron County Ordinances
Letters
Where We Stand: NCCC and the National Park Service Plan
Getting to Stehekin
Edgar Bergen and Charlie McCarthy in the North Cascades
Trading Trees for Stumps?
We Are Not Alone
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June 1994
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The President's report
Looking Back into the Future
News Update
A Kinder, Gentler Way to Log it All
It's Never Over Until the Fat Lady Sings
Your Values and Your Wallet Under Attack
Pyramid Peak Case Decision
Catron County in Chelan County?
Cascade International Park Campaign Takes Off
Overflight Sky watchers Needed
Change of Venue
Council Report
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February 1994
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The President's report
News update
Stehekin 50 years into the future
Abigail Avery December 21, 1993
Speak up George, stop mumbling
North Cascades glaciers
Grizzly facts
Book reviews
Letters
Council report
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October 1993
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The President's report
News update
Gaia
Stehekin myths
Trails debate
The next step: A Cascades international park
Grant McConnell, September 27, 1993
The past, the present, the future
A backcountry ranger's log
Letters
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June 1993
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President's Message
NCCC Board Members Meet with Stehekin Residents
News Update
Update on Litigation Proceedings
Stehekin Valley Road Repair
Stehekin Myths
Ancient Forests An Essay on Solving the Present Impasse
Joe and Margaret Miller Honored
Are We Chicken About Grizzlies?
Domestic Grazing in the Pasayten
The Proposed International Park Visit the Borderlands
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February 1993
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President's Message
News Update
Welcome, Kevin Herrick
Who Owns the Land The Public Trust Doctrine
Stehekin Myths
The Infestation: Grazing Animals on Public Land
Park Service Gives Birth: Big Beaver Research Natural Area
Overflight
Transboundary Park
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October 1992
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The President's Message
Welcome to the North Cascades National Park Complex, Superintendent Paleck
Hugh Dougher New Wilderness District Ranger
News Update
A Reexamination of Stehekin Myths: Chapter One
Who's Really in Charge in Stehekin?
North Cascades Conservation Council Fundraising Appeal 1992-1993
History Corrected Sam Strom: Hero of Darrington
Suiattle River Road to Be Reopened
Did the National Park Service Force Land Sales in Stehekin?
Grizzly Bear Fact Sheet: Grizzly Bears in Washington
Review: To Mimic Nature New Forestry in the Northwest
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June 1992
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The President's Message
Political Interference in the National Park
News From North Cascades National Park
Okanogan Country News
Having It All In Stehekin
Oliver Webb
Touch The Wilderness Gently!
Moral Tales For Young Birdwatchers
Book Reviews:
Managing National Park System Resources, Michael Mantell;
Regreening The National Parks, Michael Frome; A Forest Journey: The
Role Of Wood In The Development Of Civilization, John Perlin
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February 1992
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The President's Message
North Cascades National Park Update
Superintendent Earnst Responds to N3C Concerns
The Matter of the Skagit: (N3C and Seattle City Light)
The New Wild Cascades
Washington State Wilderness-Like Areas
The Monster Moly Mine That Got Away
Poem
Tracking a Wolf Pack
Of the Watching of Many Pots There Is No End
Letters
BOOK REVIEWS
Carsten Lien, Olympic Battleground
Arthur Kruckeberg, The Natural History of the Puget Sound Country
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Winter 1991
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President's Message
Fear and Loathing On Lake Chelan
Log the Whitechuck? Never!
Afoot In A Maelstrom Of Rolling Toads
The Newest Kid On Our Block
Settled Out Of Court
Climate Related Landscapes In World Mountain
Word Mountains
Icicle Canyon Needs Help
Skagit Wild And Scenic Rivers Lands
Washington Pass Visitor Center Appeal
Cedar River Forests Saved
Mt. Baker-Snoqualmie Forest Office Moves
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October 1991
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The President's Message
Ancient Forests
Forthcoming Book: History of the North Cascade
Stehekin, Summer 1991
The Greening of the North Cascades
Victor A. Josendal
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Summer-Alert Issue 1991
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President's Message
North Cascades Conservation Council, Plaintiff v.
MANUAL LUJAN, Secretary of the United States, Dept. of the Interior, et. al., Defendants
Consent Decree
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Spring 1990
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President's Message
When is a Compromise Not a Compromise?
NCCC vs NPS Lawsuit Settlement Near
Chuck Hessey, His Memory Lives On
Snow White, Cinderella, and the Sthekin River
No Open Pit Mine! Kennecott Leaves
Ancient Forests Threatened by Congress
Books for a More Effective Conservationist
An American Heritage
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Fall 1989
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President's Message
Relicensing The Skagit Dams
Seventh Irving M. Clark Award
See You In Court: NCCC Challenges NPS Plans
How Wild The Wild Cascades?
Polly Dyer Honored
A Park For The Canadian Skagit?
Wild And Scenic Rivers
An Emissary From The North Cascades
Wilderness Or Logs To Japan? Clear Cutting Mining Claims
The Pratt River Valley: Recreation Or Logging?
Military Wilderness Overflights
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Summer 1988
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President's Message
Why Wilderness in Parks?
Washington Park Wilderness Act of 1988 (S. 2165 / H.R. 4146)
New Wilderness Boundaries, N.P.S. / N.C.C.C.
What You Can Do!
Park-U.S.F.S. Boundary Changes
Save Noisy Creek
Park-N.R.A. Boundary Changes
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Spring 1988
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President's Message
Save the Whitechuck, Parcels "M" & "J"
A West Side Tragedy Continues
A Recipe for Disaster
Spotted Owls
Trails: Backcountry Areas
Wetlands & Research Areas
Wild & Scenic Rivers
Fish & Their Streams
A Recreation Forest
How You Can Help!
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Winter 1987
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Presidents' Message
The Good, The Bad & The Ugly: General Management Plan, North Cascades National Park Complex
A Letter From Stehekin
North Cascades National Park Complex and Sand and Gravel Company
Draft General Management Plan, North Cascades National Park Complex
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Summer-Fall 1987
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President's Message
Goin' Fishin' Follow These Guys
Firewood Plan: Logging, Park Service Style
Overcutting: Logging, Forest Service Style
Great Western Cattle Con Game
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Fall 1985 - Spring 1987
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President's Message
John Muir is Exonerated!!
The Elephants are Coming, The Elephants are Coming
Small Hydro
Conservation and the Use of Campfires
Grizzlies
Environmental Bookshelf
William O. Douglas Wilderness
The Evolution of the High Ross Dam Settlement
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Spring-Summer 1985
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President's Message
Forest Service of the Future: USFS Management Plan Schedule
Fighting on a New Front in the Wilderness
A Wilderness Valley Lost: Mountain Huts Are Next
Appeal Delays Kangaroo Ridge Hut
Mount Baker: Agony and Ecstacy
Of Feet and Wheels, Your Tax Dollars at Work
Of Feet and Wheels and Three Questions
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Fall 1984
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The President's Message: Once the Lines are Drawn, the Battle is not Over
Lake Chelan National Recreation Area: What Does N.R.A. Mean?
Crisis in Stehekin
One More Milestone Along the Wilderness Road: The Washington State Wilderness Act of 1984
The Return of the Irate Birdwatcher
Have You Renewed Your Membership?
North Cascades Conservation Council Board Members
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Spring 1984
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Letters
Land Protection Plan: North Cascades National Park
Big Beaver Valley Research Natural Area
The N3C Past & Future
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Fall-Winter 1978-1979
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N3C Sues to Overturn High Ross Decision
Vickery Jumps Gun on High Ross Construction
Recycling in Washington
Emily Haig
The Thoughts of Chairman Ray: Volume 4 of the Little Red Book
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Spring 1978
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An Appalachian Trail West?
Dedicated Millers Recognized: American Motors Conservation Awards Program
N3C Annual Board Meeting
Legacy of the "Dirty Miners"
The Thoughts of Chaiman Ray: Volume Three of the Little Red Book
Baker Lake A Potential Visual Eyesore
Irving M. Clark
Whatever Happened to High Ross Dam?
Katharine Anne Goldsworthy, 1956-1977
More on ORV's
A Border Yes. A Swath No!
Credit Where It's Due: A Battle Lost--A Point Proven
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Winter 1978
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Copper Creek Environmental Assessment
Thoughts of Chairman Ray: Volume Two of the Little Red Book
To Protect A Park Far Too Small
RARE-I: A Citizen's Handbook for teh National Forest Roadless Area Review and Evaluation Program: 1977-1978
Insert: Pacific Northwest National Scenic Trail
Cougar Lake Hearings: Yakima Phase, Tacoma Phase
Highway Hijinks
Newspaper Article: Year-round opening is major goal for highway group
Newspaper Article: Land-use and mill closure are topics at Planned Growth Meet
Recycle
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Fall 1977
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Dixy and the Skagit
Skagit River: Summary of Findings and Recommendations
One Last Big Push for The Cougar Lakes: Washington's Next Wilderness
Insert: Cougar Lakes Wilderness Hearings
Boondoggling on the North Cascades Highway
Text of Carter's Executive Order on ORV's
Fighting Hirohito's Revenge
North Cascades National Park Future Directions?
Two Answers: Stehekin Valley
Cougar Lakes Wilderness and You
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Summer 1977
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Dixy Heats Up Ross Dam Issue
A Canadian View: Skagit Update
Newspaper Articles
N3C To Appeal High Ross Ruling
The Thoughts of Chairman Ray
Big Wayne Rides Again
Emily Haig Receives Sixth Irving Clark Award
The Alpine Lakes: The Next Step
RARE II
Scenic Rivers Legislation for Washington
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Spring 1977
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A New Start
Long Live the Old! Bring On the New!
Congress Adds Shores to Olympic National Park
Alpine Lakes: Several Ceremonies and a Victory to Celebrate
Year In Review
ORV Plans: A Progress Report
South Cascades Report
Incident at Miners Creek
Jane Frances Goldsworthy: 1919-1974
Polly Dyer discusses Washington State's Forest Practices Regulations
High Ross Dam Update
Harvey Manning: The Tubing By Our Agents In The Trenches of the Tranquil Methow
Land Use Plans
Whatever Happened to the I-90 Suit?
Mount Rainier Park Defenders, To the Barricades!
Recent N3C Board Resolutions
Review, Preview: The Cougar Lakes
The Glacier Peak Wildlerness Management Plan
Forest Management Act Clears Congress
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October-November 1974
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The Trail: Ron Strickland Makes Progress
The Sabotage of Depot Creek
Honors to Pat and Jane!
Putting Cascade Volcanoes to Work
The Gutting of Vesper Peak
Donald C. McKinley: The High Bridge Accident
Notes on the Winterizing of the North Gollydarn Highway, On the Crudding of the Methow, and On the Great Big Early Winters Scheme
News & Views of the North Cascades
Newspaper Articles
Only One Thing is Sure About North Cascades Weather there's always plenty of it!
Recommended Additions to a North Cascades Library
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August-September 1974
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Hal Foss, July 14, 1974
Ross Dam Battle Grinds onn Through Sixth Year
F.P.C. High Ross Dam Hearings: Western Washington Phase
Poem: Farewell to the Wilderness
Newspaper Articles
F.P.C. High Ross Dam Hearings: Potomac Phase
State Joins In Effort To Block Ross Dam Elevation
And in the other rings, la-a-adeez and gen'lemen
Letter: Get the Guns Out, Out of the Big Beaver
First Annual International Skagit River Canoe-In and Picnic
News and Views of the North Cascades
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August-September 1973
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Insert: Erratum
Reflections of a Wilderness Ranger: Summer 1973
1973 Annual Report of CTNGHA
News and Views of the North Cascades
National Forest Planning
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June-July 1973
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The Stehekin Way of Life
Douglas W. Scott: The Northwest's Fourth Conservation Representative
Operation Cascade: A Plan for Newhalem and Diabo
News and Views of the North Cascades
Environment Up For Bids
Carmelita Lowry, January 11, 1974
Stehekin Diary
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April-May 1973
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B.C., Ottawa Bury Skagit Hatchet
A Very Simple and Almost Perfectly Legal Way to Eliminate Motorcycles From Trails
Newspaper Articles
North Cascades Conservation Council Board of Directors Meeting
Newspaper Articles
News & Views of the North Cascades
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February-March 1973
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National Parks for the Future
New Hope for Miners Ridge: Expelling the Miners From the Wilderness
High Ross: Death of Skagit Plan Disputed
Zahn is a Four Letter Word: Over the North Cascades Highway in Sorrow and Loathing
North Cascades Foundation
Recommended Additions to any proper North Cascades Library
Stehekin Diary
News & Views of the North Cascades
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December 1972 - January 1973
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From Washington to Washington D.C.: Brock bids an aching farewell to the Northwest
A Bit of History and Everlasting Appreciation to Congressman Thomas M. Pely
H.R. 17202
Insert: Sixth Annual Conservation Garden Sale
High Ross Dam: Progress Report
N.C.C.C. Invites N.P.S. Director: An Open Letter
VW Visits Kennecott Open Pit
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October-November 1972
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Showdown on the Skagit
Some Historical Aspects of the Skagit River Between United States and Canada and the Northwest Boundary
North Cascades Conservation Council Board Members and Officers
N3C Directors Meet
The Cougar Lakes Wilderness Alliance
Skagit River Study
Torrence leaves the forest...
NCCC & Sierra Club vs. Forest Service
National Parks Changes Urged
Transition at Mount Rainier
News & Views of the North Cascades
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August-September 1972
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I-90 Finally Halted
U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit Finally Halts I-90 Construction at Snoqualmie Pass
Cascade Highway Opens
Economic Impact of North Cascade Highway Cited
SOCRED Out...NDP In
Aspinall Out: Another Defeat for the Dirty Dozen
Some Comments on the Wilderness Permit System
N3C Bookshop
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June-July 1972
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Park Diretor Hartzog and Senator Church Clash Over Enclaves
Taling It Over
Lawsuit Challenges Forest Service Wilderness Review
Trails in Wilderness
Trails Handbook
Fragile Meadows
A Hotel on Ross Dam?
A Unique Alternate Proposal for North Cascades Complex
Encounters With The Archdruid
Book Review: Prospecting the Pasayten Wilderness
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April-May 1972
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Senator Frank Church: A Champion of Wilderness Presevation
The Church Statement...
An Exercise in Futility
The Kid Strikes Agin: The High Ross Rat Hole
A Proposal: The Mt. St. Helens National Monument
N3C Bookshop
Leo Gallagher Receives Fifth Irving Clark Award
News & Views of the North Cascades
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February-March 1972
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Congress Condemns Park Wilderness "Enclaves"!
High Ross Roundup
The Skagit: a wild and scenic river
International Wilderness: Sapper Park, a new neighbor to the north
Okanagan Similkameen Parks Society Requests Expansion of Cathedral Lakes Class "A" Provincial Park
Baker Forest Acts in Good Faith
More About the Forest Service Love Affair with Sheep and Motorcycles
Brenmac Mine, Sultan Basin
Letter: Professional Rangers Organization
Book Review: The High Adventure of Eric Ryback: Canada to Mexico on Foot
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December-January 1973-1974
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Ross Dam Review
Five Years of National Park Service Administration in the North Cascades
Insert
The Miners are Coming, The Miners are Coming! 1 February 1974
N3C Bookshop
The Pacific Northwest Trail
The Lake Washington to Cascade Crest Ecology Trail
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December-January 1971-1972
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Northwest Wilderness Conference
High Ross Dam Appears To Be Doomed
La Bohn Gap Lawsuit Ends
Why We Need A Mt. St. Helens National Monument, Part II
Cougar Lakes Wilderness Bill Finally Moving
Fifth Annual Conservation Garden Sale
Money Still Needed in I-90 Lawsuit
I-90: Statement for the Case
Air Closure in Alpine Lakes Area
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October-November 1971
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High Ross Dam Dealt Severe Blows
State Department of Ecology Position Statemenet on High Ross Dam
Newspaper Articles
A Cougar Lakes Bill Now in Congress
Our National Lans in the North Cascades And Our Men in Charge
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August-September 1971
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Major Action Begins on the Alpine Lakes Front
National Wilderness Areas The Exist In Name Only
Death and Transfiguration
What's Going On Under Vesper Peak?
Snoqualmie Pass Cure for a Scenic Blight
A National Disgrace! Why We Need a Mt. St. Helens National Monument
Conservation Film Center
N3c Bookshop
News & Views of the North Cascades
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June-July 1971
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Seattle City Light Strains U.S. - Canadian Relationships
Newspaper Articles
The Alpine Lakes
News and Views of the North Cascades
Wilderness Recommendations: North Cascades Complex
Forest Service Moving to Keep Track of Miners
Newspaper Article
Letters! Letters! Letters!
Dig Those Holes, Sell That Stock, Mining in Washington: 1969-70
In Memorim: Michael Woodward Hane, 1935-1971
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April-May 1971
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Trailbikes and Stumps: The Proposed Mt. St. Helens Recreation Area
Ross Dam International Hearings
The Far East of the North Cascades: The Meadows Project, Chopaka Mountain, Pasayten Wilderness Area
Newspaper Article
Letter
Canadians Threaten Chilliwack Wilderness
Newspaper Article
Poem
N3C Bookshop
Newspaper Article
North Cascades Conservation Council Board Members and Officers
Another View
News & Views of the North Casades
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February-March 1971
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Editorial
Newspaper Article
The Forest Service in the Seventies
Newspaper Article
Letter
3 to 2 Against High Ross Dam
When Noise Annoys
The FWOC Resolves...
News & Views of the North Cascades
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December-January 1970-1971
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Call to Action: Cougar Lakes in Congress
La Bohn Gap Status of the Lawsuit
Poems
North Cascades National Park: The Second Year
What to do About Our Mountain Wilderness
The National Foroest Soil Resource Reports
Newspaper Articles
Goldmeyer Middle Fork Snoqualmie Road
News & Views of the North Cascades
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October-November 1970
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Seattle Passes the Ross Dam Buck!
The Ross Dam Railroad Job
Newspaper Articles
Letter
The Ballad of Big Beaver or The Ross Dam Blues
The Great City Light Hearings
High Jinx on the Skagit or High Ross Won't Go Away
Letters
Newspaper Articles
High Ross Support Fails
High Ross Opposition Wins
An Environmental Leader
Skagit Valley Forever
Letters
Newspaper Articles
Yankee Aggressor
Newspaper Articles
Flooding the Skagit Valley
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August-September 1970
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Autumn 1970: Where We Stand and Where We Go
The Incredible Ross Dam Story
Newspaper Articles
North Cascades Recreation Plan
N3C Bookshop
In Memoriam: Dwight Crowder
News & Views of the North Cascades
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June-July 1970
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Master Plan: Management Statement, North Cascades National Park
Wilderness Proposal / Public Hearing
Park Hearing Opens Here
Newspaper Articles
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May 1970
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North Cascades National Park: The First Year
Status of Cougar Lakes Wilderness Area Proposal
Irate and His Friends
Salmo-Priest Wild Area
Measuring Skagit Snows in the Old Days
N3C Bookshop
The Federation of Western Outdoor Clubs Resolutions
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February-March 1970
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The Continuing Theat to Miners Ridge
More on Kennecott
Letters
Mining in Glacier Peak Wilderness
Newspaper Articles
The Inside Story of Glacier Peak
More About Miners
Nix on New Parks
Newspaper Articles
Songs of Ron McLean
Newspaper Articles
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December-January 1969-1970
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North Cascades Under Attack: Battle Lines Drawn, Seattle City Light's High Ross Dam
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October-November 1969
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Farthest East: Chopaka Mountain
Trail Bike Trips in Wenatchee National Forest
Snoqualmie River Dams
Sheep Go Home!
The Stehekin Airstrip
Motorcycles and Sheep on the Chelan Crest Trail
More -- Not Less -- Wilderness is Needed and People Don't Like Trail Bikes
N3C Bookshop
Irate and His Friends
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August-September 1969
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Tramways and the North Cascades
My Introduction to the North Cascades
Songs of the North Cascades
Toward a Mount St. Helens National Monument
St. Helens in 1969: The Dark Outlook
Mount St. Helens: A Possible National Monument
Good Clean Sport in the Ross Lake National Recreation Area
La Bohn Gap
Conservation in Poland
Gorge Areas the State Wants for Public Use
Irate and His Friends
Timber Supply Act
Alpental Luxury Condominiums
Easst Siders Seek Own Supply of Water
Mt. Rainier Is Only Half-Safe
The Bad Loser, I. B., Comments
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June-July 1969
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Editor's Foreword
Dave Brower's Farewell
Army Engineers and Snoqualmie Dams
Forest Service Recreation Plans for the North Cascades
Development Plan for the North Cascades National Forests
The Great Confirmation Flap of 1969
In Memoriam: Willis Erwin
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April-May 1969
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More (But Not The Last) About Alpine Lakes
An Invitation To Join Alpine Lakes Protective Society
Look Out! The Miners are Coming, The Miners are Coming
New Directions Urged For Army Engineers
Springtime in Garbage Heights
The Ice of the North Cascades (and elsewhere): Distribution and Variations of Glaciers in the United States Exclusive of Alaska
The Forgotten Father of North Cascades National Park
Newspaper Articles
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February-March 1969
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H.R. 7616
How to Save Our National Parks
New Books on the North Cascades
N3C Bookshop
North Cascades Conservation Council Board Members and Officers
Bang, Bang, Bang!
Hunting is a Dirty Business
Elk Populuation Control
Newspaper Articles
Time Now For The Final Solution: Revest the Railroad Land Grants
Lo! The Multiple-Ue Hemlock Looper
Timber Holdings By American Companies
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December-January 1968-1969
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Poetry in the Pasayten Wilderness
So We've Got Our Park: What Do We Do With It?
Timber Industry Counteroffensive: A Warning
Fact Sheet on the Possible Enlargement of Seattle City Light Facilities on the Skagit River
Balderdash, Mr. Schear!
The New Complexity of the North Cascades
Thinking Black
Tundra Treks
Federation of Western Outdoor Clubs Resolutions
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October-November 1968
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How Horseshoe Basin Was Saved
36 Years
The Irate Birdwatcher Retorts
Across the North Cascades by Bulldozer and Hay Wagon
The Supreme Beauty of the Lake Chelan Region
Footnotes
The Hoofed Locusts in Spider Meadow
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August-September 1968
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N3C President at Signing Ceremony
President Signs Cascade Park Bill
Conservation and Recreation Area Bills
Letters
Newspapers Articles (pertaining to the creation of North Cascades National Park)
Beat the Drums for N3C, A Victory Banquet
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June-July 1968
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A Milestone Not the Trail's End
Newspaper Articles
Una V. Davies, 1903-1968
State's Other Half Speaks to House
Newspaper Articles
What's Up at Lake Chelan?
A Retaliatory Fulmination
Alpine Lakes vs. Mining Road
One More Hearing!
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April-May 1968
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Newspaper Articles
Timber Boys Fight Parks
Yes, America's majestic redwoods have already been saved!
N3C Bookshop
Hunters' Plan Introduced HR. 16252
A Moly Miner Fights Park
There's A Monster in our Mountains
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February-March 1968
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Our Troops Victorious at House Hearings
Witnesses Clash on North Cascades
How Would Recreational Conservationists Provide for a Mining Industry?
Kennecott vs. the North Cascades
Irate and His Friends
The Seventh Biennial Northwest Wilderness Conference
Washington Environmental Council
Newspaper Articles
N3C Garden Sale Howling Success
"Voice of the Troglodyte"
North Cascades Conservation Council Board Members and Officers
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December-January 1967-1968
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Escapeland
Congress Needs More Help to Decide North Cascades Issue
Bumping Boondoggle
Big Mountains and Little Men Digging, Digging, Diggin
First Annual N3C Plant Sale
Cougar Lake Hearings
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October-November 1967
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The Alpine Lakes: Stepchild of the North Cascades
Letters
Special Notice: Congressional Hearings in the West
Mammon Strikes Again: A New Mining Threat on the Snoqualmie Middle Fork
Federation of Western Outdoor Clubs Resolutions 1967
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August-September 1967
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Sensitive Zones Unprotected by Senate
S. 1321 [Committee Print No. 2]
Newspaper Articles
Calendar No. 683, Report No. 700, Senate 90th Congress, 1st Session
N3C Christmas Shopping List
In Memorium
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June-July 1967
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90th Congress and the North Cascades
Quotations from S.1321 Hearings
Newspaper Articles
The Nation Is Watching Miner's Ridge 1967
The White Wolf of the Northern Cascades
Crossing the North Cascades Barrier
Jackson Lectures the Timber People
North Cascades Conservation Council Board Members and Officers
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April-May 1967
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Residents of Washington's Second Congressional District Take Note
S. 1321
A Call for Help in the North Cascades
Cartoon
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February-March 1967
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The Bases are Loaded!
A New Northwest Conservation Representative
N3C Bookshop
The Bumping Lake Enlargement: A Cascadian Reaction
More About National Parks
Irate at Large: 1966
Irate and His Friends
Cascade Crest Trail: Past, Present and Future
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December-January 1966-1967
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Showdown at Miner's Ridge
Kennecott Meets with Conservation Leaders
Mining the Glacier Peak Wilderness Area
About the Mine
About Kennecott
The Wilderness Act: Provisions Relevant to Miner's Ridge
Cascade Park Action Looms
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October-November 1966
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The Eye of the Storm
The Lowdown on Outdoors Unlimited
Newspaper Articles
An Historic Event: The Secretary of the Interior and the Secretary of Agriculture Tour the North Cascades
Kennecott Closes in on Miner's Ridge
Insert: Mining Industry Plans to Rape the North Cascades
Conservation Film Center
Newspaper Articles
SUN Prints Complete Text of Study of Bumping Lake By Cascadians
Dick Tracy Unmasks the Tree-Lover Conspiracy
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August-September 1966
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Bureaucratic Wrangling Over Cascades
Udall Takes First Look At North Cascades
Fate of New Road Up to Solons
The Nooksack Blowdown: A Case History of Citizen Action
National Trail System Bill
How to Frustrate Wheels
Irate and His Friends
Agnes Mud
Wenatchee Forest Likes Sheep
Anna Stevens in the North Cascades: Part III
Support Olympic National Park
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June-July 1966
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The Governor's Park, Another Compromise
Governor Daniel J. Evans' North Cascades Study Committee
A Cascade Calendar for 1966 First Half
Washington State Game Commission's Comprehensive Plan for the North Cascades
Recommendations to the Governor's North Cascades Study Committee from Jonathan Whetzel
Recommendations to the Governor's North Cascades Study Committee from Mrs. Neil Haig
Recommendations to the Governor's North Cascades Study Committee from Dr. William R. Halliday
Recommendations of Governor's Sub-Committee on Recreation
Recommendations of Governor's Sub-Committee on Use
Recommendations of Governor's Sub-Committee on Boundaries
Governor Daniel J. Evans' North Cascades National Recreation Area Report and Recommendations
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April-May 1966
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Will Colby Award: Sierra Club Honors Patrick Donovan Goldsworthy
N3C Bookshop
Irate in the North Cascades: Summer 1965
All About National Parks
P.R. in the Forests
Anna Stevens in the North Cascades: Part II
Status of the Proposed Cougar Lakes Wilderness Area as of February 1966
Conservation Film Center
Insert: Washington's Governor Advised to Propose Small Compromise National Park
Snoqualmie National Forest 1965 Letter to the Stockholders
North Cascades Conservation Council Board Members and Officers
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February-March 1966
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Reactions to Study Report
North Cascades Study Report
Comments and Recommendations Pertaining to the Crafts' Report of August 27, 1965
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December-January 1965-1966
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At Last! The North Cascades Study Team Report
A Sonic Boom
A New Timber Resources Review
Irate and His Friends
Whereaway flows will flow the Columbia?
This is it at Last! Senate Interior Committee Hearings
Our Landlord's A Softy
Anna Stevens in the North Cascades: Part I
Two Splendid Packets of Information
North of the North Cascades
News Articles
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October-November 1965
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Mongering Rumors
Preservations of the North Cascades, Unite!
Public Pulse on Park Taken
Wilderness Laboratories in the High Cascades
Conservation Film Center
Resolved By the Federation of Western Outdoor Clubs
Irate and His Friends
A Proposal to Preserve Green River Gorge
Special Bulletin on North Cascades Study Report
What's Ahead for Washington's North Cascades?
Normative Decision-making in Federal Land Management Agencies
NCW Groups to Battle Wilderness Lockup
The Century of Change
Planning Now - For Parks Later
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August-September 1965
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"Wind in the Wilderness" Producer Honored
The Stroller
The Wild Cascades: Forgotten Parkland
N3C Christmas Shopping List
Wilderness Cards
Another Dam Plot: Chelan County PUD Plans Destruction of Cascade Scenic and Recreational Resources
West Side Tragedy
Eldorado Peak Area: A Discussion Between a Forest Service Spokesman and a Member of the N3C Board
The Bulldozed North Cascades
First Banquet a Success
The Mountain That Is Still God
A New Film!
About the North Cascades Study Team Report
News About the Cascade Crest Trail
Late News About the Ross Lake Trail
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June-July 1965
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An End And A Beginning
Walt Woodward Reports in the Seattle Times
Irate and His Friends
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April-May 1965
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Sunrise on a Tidal Wave
Recreation Conservation Sticker
Maps and Books useful in planning a North Cascades Summer
That Eldorado Peaks So-called "Recreation Area"
Outdoor Recreation Congress for the Pacific Northwest
Mass Recreation Comes to the North Cascades
Phantom Recreation Areas
Marvin Durning Honored
Charting the N3C Course of Action
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February-March 1965
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They're Changing Guards on the North Cascades...and other northwestern conservation fronts
Routes and Rocks: Hikers Guide to the North Cascades from Glacier Peak to Lake Chelan
436,662.1 Acres of Water
The White House Message on Natural Beauty
Recreation Area Formed
Forest Service Jumps the Gun
Problems in Classifying Recreation Areas
River Wilderness: Udall Sends National Wild Rivers Bill to Congress
The Irate Birdwatcher in the North Cascades: Summer 1964
What They're Saying About the North Cascades, The Book and the Parkl
New Survey Indicates U.S. Timber Surplus
Conservation Film Center
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December-January 1964-1965
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North Cascades Parkway?
Forest Service Comes Out Against Bridge Creek Road
Highway Boosters to Meet In Fall at Washington Pass
Map of Region Needs a New Name Hollaway Pass
Chelan Urged to Take 'Long Look' At Stehekin Road
Forest Service Plans Big for NCS Highway Area
The Older and Younger Youngs in the North Cascades
Internal Combustion Machines on the Trails
Comprehensive Water Resource Study, Puget Sound, Washington
Should We Change the Name of Conservation?
Forest Forum
Why Not PROservation?
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October-November 1964
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News Notes on North Cascades
Wind in the Wilderness
The Future of the Cougar Lakes Limited Area (Washington)
Horses and Trails
Concept of River Wilderness
Multiple-Use on the Whitechuck ?? "...The greatest good..." ??
N3C Bookshop
A Forester's View: A Professional Forester's View of Wilderness
Projected Future Needs for Wood Products
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August-September 1964
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Hello, Again!
Wind in the Wilderness
The Wilderness Act
What They're Saying About the North Cascades The Book and the Park
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June-July 1964
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Latest From the Front
Thoughts on Thrushes, Weeds, and Trees
Remedy For (W)rec(k)reation
State Committee Reacts to Federal North Cascades Study
Memo
The Wilderness in the North Cascades
North Cascades Wildernes Area Proposal
New Theories in Forest Recreation
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April-May 1964
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Strike Up the Band
Resource Reports: The Release of Resource Reports on the North Cascades
Department of Correction and Amplification
Another Crisis Averted
Alpine Lakes Proposal
Grass and Salmon (and trees)
Table of Land Area Statistics Washington State
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February-March 1964
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One-Tenth of a Cent Per Acre
An Explanation of the Inadequecies of Forest Service Administration
The Cascade Crest Trail
High Road to a Wild Paradise
From Monument 83 to the Columbia River
From the Columbia River to Monument 83
Multiple Use ...??
Department of Correction and Amplification
Irate Birdwatcher
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December-January 1964
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Crisis, Sorrow and Horizons
The Economic Impact of a North Cascades National Park
Northwest Groups Ask Alpine Lakes Wilderness
Northwest Conservation Briefs
The New Wilderness Bill
Good Little Booklets
Quiet Crisis
N3C Bookshop
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October-November 1963
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In Retrospect
Public Hearings on North Cascades
Summary Prospectus For a North Cascades National Park
FWOC Resolutions
The Wilderness Bill and the Hon. Jack
Good Guys and Bad Guys
Men and a Mountain
N3C Bookshop
Christmas Shopping List
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August-September 1963
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The Sweet Smell of Success
North Cascades Study Team
The Leopold Report Says National Parks Should Be ... "A Vignette of Primitive America"
Multiple Use on the Cascade River ?? "...The greatest good ..." ??
The Irate Birdwatcher in the North Cascades
Letters
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May-June-July 1963
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The New Strategy: Summer 1963
Proposal for A North Cascades National Park: Spring 1963
FLASH! North Cascades Moutains Study Team Plans Announced
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March-April 1963
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We're Late, We're Late
Interior Agriculture North Cascades Study Team
That You May Know The Truth About Your National Forests
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February 1963
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Documentation & Discussion
The Pelly Moratorium Viewed and Reviewed
Cascades Ice Peaks National Park and Other Past Park Proposals
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January 1963
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Conservation Progress in 1962
Book of North Cascades Photographs it's almost yours
The North Cross-State Parkway (continued from December)
Poems
FWOC Resolutions
Facts, Facts Facts Facts
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December 1962
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Freida O Freida: Is You Is or Isn't You Wasn't a Good Typhoon?
Freida O Freida: Good or Bad, You Are a Big
Major Policy Changes May Presage Northern Cascades National Park Legislation
Trees and Fish
The North Cross-State Parkway
Forest Service Use of Advisory Committees
Northwest Conservation Briefs
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November 1962
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Poem: The Kitten and the Lion
The Pelly Moratorium...Senator Magnuson's Support
Letter: Forest Service Plans for Logging a Future North Cascades National Park
The Proposed Cougar Lakes Wilderness Area
Typhoon Freida: Catastrophe or Opportunity
Economic Relief Yes!
Industry Raid No!
Books and Cards For A Wild Christmas
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October 1962
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Dear Friend
Agriculture Department vs the Pelly Moratorium
Who's the Pirate?
Westland is Asked 6 Questions
Westland Answers (?)
North Cascades Logging Moratorium Requests
The Non-Wilderness Bill
News and Notes
N3C Christmas Card and Gift Shop
The Federation of Western Outdoor Clubs Resolves
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September 1962
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Summer's Over
Our First Order of Business
People Who Know Wilderness, Value Wilderness
Weyerhaeusers Go High and Wilder
But Springs Go Just as High, and Wild, And Younger
The So-Called Lumber Crisis
A Walk in the Sun
Hope Arises on the State Level
The Hon. Representative from the 19th Century
Wld Books for Wild People
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August 1962
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STOP LOOK LISTEN
Have You Written Secretary Freeman Yet
Packwood Limited Area and its Multiple-Use by the Forest Service
Miller River Timber Sale
THE WILDERNESS BILL Its Twelfth Hour
Two New Wilderness Areas Coming to Washington
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July 1962
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NORTH CASCADES NATIONAL PARK
Map of the Pelly Moratorium Request
Congressman Pelly's Letter to Secretary Freeman
A Real Victory for the Troops
Come to the National Park by way of Lake Chelan
A Sense of Mission -- Secretary Udall Speaks
Special Summer Offer by the N3C Bookshop
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June 1962
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Everybody Hates War
Wilderness ActWhereaway?
Quo Vadimus?
Dictionary for C-21 Slurbites
The Product of an Appeal: The New High Mountain Policy
Logging Wilderness Boundaries
Northwest Conservation Briefs
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May 1962
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Julian Huxley says: "YOU ARE LUCKY"
The Forest Service in Wonderlands
The ORRRC Doom Fulfilled
The Irate Birdwatcher Views the News
The Birth of an Abomination
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April 1962
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The World Can Never Forget
"A Thorough, Time-Consuming Study"
All Unquiet on the Western Front
ORRRC!
Wilderness Protection Urged for Cougar Lakes
N3C Board Members and Officers
"Many Thoughts of Value"
N3C Bookshop
"Industry Lights Fire Under Forest Service"
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March 1962
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Needed: New National Parks
Dear Friend of the Wilderness
Northwest Wilderness Conference
A Pause for Reflection
Withdrawals from Nature's Bank
The City of Puget Sound
Nature and Man
Know Your Ranger: Robert A Perske
Somebody Else: a Nut Tree
Blueprint for Outdoor Recreation: Year 2000
Forests into Parks
Glacier Peak Wilderness Map
King County Map
When I was a Boy Gypo
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February 1962
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Our Leader Has Spoken
And He Will Soon Say More
What Do You Say?
Anacortes: A City to'Applaud and Emulate
Is There Life on Earth?
The N3C Bookshop
Know Your Ranger: Cal Dunnell
The Saddest, Least Necessary Feud of All
The Boiling Pollution Pot
The State of the State of Washington
THE GREAT DEBATE: Between The Heretical Birdwatcher and The Irate Birdwatcher
Insert: Cougar Lakes Wilderness Area **First Anniversary**
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January 1962
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Resolutions for a Wild New Year
Out of the Mouths of Babes
First Things First: The Wilderness Bill
More Forestry and More Wilderness
Wilderness and Job
The Logger's Best Friend: The Preservationist
Hagenstein Rides Again or The Broken Record
My Wilderness
The Dirty Miners
Hunters (Some) Want Wilderness
A Family Friend of Wilderness
Statement in Favor of New Wilderness Bill
Voices on the Wilderness
A Plea for Fair Play
Know Your Forest Ranger: William E. (Bill) Johnson
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December 1961
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The Quiet Crisisand Our Opportunity
White House Regional Conference at University of Washington
Was It the Golden Year?
Conference Quotables
USFS Concedes North Cascades Desirable for a National Park
Economic Effects for Establishing National Parks
Who Needs Three Parks? We Do
Skeleton at the Feast
N3C Stars of TeeVee and Radio
Are These the Trustees of Our Heritage?
N3C Board Actions
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November 1961
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Stacking a Dirty Deck
Loaded Itinerary by Region 6
Multiple-Use Act Panned
Water, Water, Everywhere
The Elected Representatives Reply
Noted in Passing
Cougar Lakes and the East Side Press
The Beautiful Bitter Birdwatcher
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October 1961
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Our Representatives: For or Against the Pelly Park Study Bill
The Elected Representatives Reply
H.R. 8243
Wilderness Society Visits Proposed Wilderness Areas
Know Your National Forest Rangers: Ross T. Files
Report on Cougar Lakes
Muddy Flows the Naches
Book Review: The Living Land
Tote Gotes
The Signs Are Going Up
O Spokane! O Horan!
Old Bert Cole is a Merry Old Soul
Roundup of MinutesN3C Executive Committee
N3C Film Library
The Readers React: Assent and Dissent
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September 1961
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Meadow Mountain Manifesto
Park Plan for Tomorrow
In Memoriam
Know Your Ranger: Maurice F. Barber
Geologic Map of Washington
Boosters' Dictionary
A Pack-Train in the Cascades
Rally Round the Flag
They Shall Not Pass
Two Birds of the High Country
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August 1961
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Citizens of the Wilderness, Unite!
Mercer Island Is Mobilizing!
Making Haste Slowly in Ellensburg
THE N3C ARSENAL
Moral Tales for Young Birdwatchers
Thoughts on the Olympics
Secretary Freeman Makes a Move
Know Your Ranger: W. Dale Heigh
A Pack-Train in the Cascades (Part 8)
An Economic Stimulus to the Northwest
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July 1961
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Park Bill, Park Bill Who's Got the Park Bill?
Our Man in the Cabinet
A Proposal for a Cougar Lakes Wilderness Area
The Plot that Is Not
The N3C Bookshop
Moral Tales for Young Birdwatchers
A Pack-Train in the Cascades (Part 7)
Enough Is Enough
COME TO MEADOW MOUNTAIN
How Wild The Wild Cascades?
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June 1961
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Once More, Dear Tigers!
When the Wilderness Bill? NOW
Voices on the Wilderness
Conservation by the Lunatics
A Distant Sound of Wings
Flailing Ground
Dank Forests into Board Feet
Moral Tales for Young Birdwatchers
The Natives are Restless Tonight
Lessons in Civics
Birds of the Cascades
Plunder or Plenty
It Never Will he Missed
A Pack-Train in the Cascades (Part 6)
We are not Alone
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NCCC News |
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May 1961
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The Golden Year for the Golden Triangle
Seventh Biennial Wilderness Conference
Do the North Cascades Really Exist?
Population Explosion = Wilderness Implosion
Ring of Bright Water
People and Dollars
A Pack Train in the Cascades (Part 9)
We Are Not Alone
Moral Tales for Young Birdwatchers
Dank Forests into Board Feet
Skirmishes and Cannonades
Flailing Around in the Slide Alder of the Human Mind
Something Lost Behind the Ranges
President Kennedy's Natural Resources Message to Congress
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April 1961
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Why a Golden Triangle of National Parks
Annual Board Meeting and Officers
Hunting in National Parks Proposed
A Pack Train in the Cascades
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March 1961
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What is the Forest Service Afraid of
Ah, Wilderness
Topsy Turvy Forest World in 1979
Wilderness Job Tough
The Primeval Stockade
Kennedy Calls for Protection of Wildlife
A Pack Train in the Cascades
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February 1961
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Support for Park Study Bill
baking Big Value Out of Small Logs
New Books
INVERSNAID
"Try the Vigorous Life"
"A Pack Train in the Cascades"
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January 1961
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Cascade National Park Study Bill in Congress
Wilderness Film Receives Award
In Memorium - David R. Simons
Northwest Watershed Research
Forester Attacks Wilderness Bill
Wilderness Society Explains Wilderness Bill
Foresters Angry over Wilderness Area
Highway Billboard Control
A Pack - Train In The Cascades by Mary Roherts Rinehart
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December 1960
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Oregon Cascades Conservation Council
Battle Between Two Federal Services
Secretary Udall and National Parks
Forest Service Policy Analyzed
Multiple Use Word Picture
St. Heiens Limited Area Declassified
Shaky Timber Economy
Highway Billboard Legislation
National Park Drive, 1961
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November 1960
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The Whims and Caprice of the Forest Service
Largest Primitive Area to be Reclassified
The Little Line That Isn't There
Grazing Damage
Book Review - My Wilderness, The Pacific West
Ah ...Wilderness!
Council Answers Seattle Chamber
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October 1960
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"A Job One-Fourth Done"
Wanted: Refuges For Non-Hunters
Wildlife Harvesting
Mountaingoat Attractive
Hunting On "Park-Like Lands"
Wilderness A Place To Leave No Mark
Federal Aid To Cascade Ski Area
Lutherans Given Holden Mining Town
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September 1960
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Differing Opinions on Wilderness Area
Establishment of Glacier Peak Wilderness Area
Federation of Western Outdoor Clubs Meets
North Cascades Primitive Area Tour
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August 1960
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North Cascade Primitive Area Study Continues
Establishing Parks Wasn't (and Isn't) Easy
Natural Resource Planks in Party Platforms
SPECIAL - The Relationship of Man and Nature (Courtesy of Royal Rank of Canada)
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July 1960
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Irving M. Clark - In Memorium
Revival of Crusade for Cascades National Park
Roads to Invade Indian Wilderness
"You Can Take It With You"
It Is NOT Too Late
Hornblower Hearings Ccncluded
On The Edge of Wilderness
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June 1960
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The Fight for Glacier Peak
Hornblower Hearings
Ancient Chinese Philosophy of Nature
National Parks Tourist Season
Bird-Watchers Now in Propaganda's Big League
Multiple Use Bill a Threat to Future National Parks
Sea Shore National Parks Legislation
Wilderness Camping for a Strong America
Adventure Roads
Nationwide Support for a Cascades National Park Study
Washington's Glaciers May be Melted Artificially
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May 1960
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The Eleventh Hour or Is That Your Tear Drop?
Wilderness, Know Your Opponents
Write Right Now For the Wilderness Bill
Republicans Support National Park Study
Democrats Support National Park Study
National Conservation Leader Speaks
Change of Editors
Welcome New Members
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April 1960
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Policy Reformation in Forest Service Thought
Campfire Confessional
Hornblower Hearings continued
New Conservation Group in Alaska
Board Members and Officers
Charges Try to Discredit Logging Firms
Who Has "Millions to Spend" on Propaganda?
Congress and the North Cascades
Welcome New Members
Conservation Glossary
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March 1960
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Quotes from "Evasion" by Montmollin, Huguenin and Epiney
"Woodland Monsters of the Future"
A Race for the Last Tree
"Cut Four True Firs" by Edith English
Support for Park Study Growing
No Timber Shortage
"Hornblower Hearings", Part II
Federation of Western Outdoor Clubs Wilderness Conference
Is Multiple Use to Become Law
Welcome New Members
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February 1960
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Citizen Support for Cascades National Park Growing
To Pull The Wool Over Someone's Eyes, Start With a Good Yarn
Support for Cascades Park Study Bill
"Aloneness"
Annual Board Meeting
"The Hornblower Hearings"
Game Hunters Opposition to Park Opposed
Washington State Game Department Statistics
Glossary of Terms
Welcome New Members
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January 1960
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Washington's GOLDEN TRIANGLE of National parks
Survival
Reader's Digest to the Rescue
Wilderness World
Foresters Lash Plan for Western Reserve
Wilderness in Other Lands
Support from New York
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December 1959
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Quotations from Statements Made at Wenatchee Forest
Service Hearing on Glacier Peak Wilderness Area
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November 1959
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Box Score of Forest Service Hearings
Quotations from Statements
Wilderness Society North Cascades
Assistant Secretary Peterson Opposes National Park
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October 1959
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Majority Oppose Forest Service Proposal
Statement, Editor of Living Wilderness
Statement, Department of Commerce and Economic Development of Washington
Statement, Seattle Audubon Society
Statement, Helen Loggie
Statement, Seattle Chamber of Commerce
Statement, Chelan Box and Manufacturing Company
Statement, Society of American Foresters
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September 1959
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Council Critizes Forest Service at Bellingham
Recollections
What Will the Future Be?
Land Commissioner Praises Film
Federation Supports Cascades Protection
Infinities or Padded Cells?
North Cascade National Park
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August 1959
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Wilderness Bill News
Ways To Reach The Public
"Thou Shalt Not Destroy The Trees"
FS Glacier Peak Wilderness Area Proposal Hearings
Whose Cotton-Picking Hands?
"A Call To Action" A Poem
A Sand County Almanac Book Review
U.S. Tree Farm Program Gains Momentum
Bert Cole's View Of The Wilderness Bill
Sportsmen's Council Meets
New Members
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July 1959
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Writer's Conference
The Forest Conservation Plan
Another Willerness Gone
A Crack at the Wilderness Bill
That Population Problem
MONEY CHANGERS IN THE TEMPLE
"TEDDY AND CONSERVATION"
Help Wanted
Trail Trips for the Summer
Citizen's Committees for Cascades National Park
New Members
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June 1959
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Conservationists Meet with Forest Service
Forest Conservation Plan
The N3C, People, and North Cascades
What the Times Forgot
Trail Trips for the Summer
Wilderness Cards and Movies
"Recreation Boom Will Jam Forests"
Pulp by Pipeline
Welcome New Members
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May 1959
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A Bright Future
A Card In Time! Now!
Time Is Punning Out (Part II)
White Pass Bid Planned
Wilderness Talk
YOUTH TREE PLANTING PROJECT
Teaching School in the Woods
Welcome New Members
Holden Resort
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April 1959
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Wilderness Bill Hearing, Seattle
Report on N3C Board Meeting
"A Wilderness Starfish"
Rescuing Wilderness
Save Scenery For Tourist
Let's Get Busy Against Vandalism
"God Bless America"
Where Have We Been and Where Are We Going?
New Members
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March 1959
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N3C Statement on Proposed FS Wilderness Area
Wenatchee Alpine Eoamer Reaction
Wilderness Bill Hearing
Board Members and Officers
Time is Running Out in Salmon La Sac Area
"Rediscovering the Webs"
"Unfinished Business"
Spokane Mountaineers Support Park
Make It Yourself Wilderness
New Members
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February 1959
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Skykomish Wild Country
U.S. Forest Service Glacier Peak Wilderness Area Propoaal
Do It Yourself Build A National Park
Map of U.S.F.S. Proposed Glacier Peak Wilderness Area
Is Wilderness Travel Expensive?
Helicopter Logging
Rambling Through The Enchantments
Wilderness Is Vital
Construction of New Ski Resort Set
New Members
Membership Renewal
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January 1959
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Let's Not Take Conservation for Granted
"Rotten Log" a Poem by Elizabeth Landewear
Speaking of the Wilderness Bill
Sojourn Among the Alpine Lakes
Cascade Park Scheme
Eastern Washington Wildlife Refuge
National Outdoor Recreation Resources Review Commission
Lake Chelan Vacationland
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December 1958
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The Bend Hearing on the Wilderness Bill (S-2048)
Enabling the Undiscovered Cascades Part Two
Welcome New Members
Pacific Crest Trail
Membership Henewel Application
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November 1958
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Federation of Western Outdoor Clubs Report
"Time for the Underground to Come up Fighting"
"Rambling the Undiscovered Cascades"
Wilderness Council Talks
New Members
"State Park Visitors Up"
Wilderness Hearings Bend
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October 1958
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North Cascades Primitive Area
The End of a River?
Salmon Unlimited, Inc
To Keep Our Salmon Alive, Initiative 25
Roads Don't Destroy Wilderness
Forest Highway Improvement Aid
New Members, Wilderness Bill Reminder
Largest Game Kill Forecast
The Farmer and the Hunter
"Alone on a Mountaintop"
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September 1958
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Stehekin, Washington, Eastern Gateway to the Magnificent Northern Cascades was the Scene of the 13th Annual Meeting of the Council of The Wilderness Society
Riley, Again
Washingtons Third National Park?
Western Hearings on Wilderness Bill Next
John Osseward-Seattle Describes Organizing "Grass Roots" Support
"What Other Editors Say"
"Mount Rainier Boost Studied"
The National Parks Idea Spreads
Promises Evidently Mean Nothing
Welcome New Members!
A Letter To The Editor
Trail Trips For The Fall
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August 1958
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Salute to Sunset Magazine
Sierra Club Folder
New Members
Seattle Times Stabs Wilderness Bill
Wilderness Bill in Senate Committee
Status of Lumbering Industry in Wash
Trail Trips for the Summer
Miscellaneous
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July 1958
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"Is Timber a Crop?"
Box Score "Wilderness Alps of Stehekin"
Poem
Pelly Comments
Revised Wilderness Bill
Montana Conservation
Between the Lines
Recreation Unlimited, Incorporated
New members
Glacier Theory
Miscellaneous
Board Meeting
Trail Trips for the Summer
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June 1958
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List of Board Members
Salmon La Sac Trip
Washington Tourists
National Park Service Needs
"Rewards Along the Trail"
News about "Wilderness Alps"
Forest Fire Reports
List of Available Movies
TransCascade Highway Surveys
Trail Trips for the Summer
Miscellaneous
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May 1958
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More on the Wilderness Bill
Scouts in the Wilderness
"Five Cities", a book review
Articles of interest in other publications
Miscellaneous
Rainbow Bridge
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April 1958
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Letter from the President
Results of North Cascades Conservation Council's Election of Executive Officers
Notes on FWOC Northwest Wilderness Conference
Welcome New Members!
Indus River Adventure, concluding installment
Book Review
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March 1958
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Intensive Forestry and the Industry
February N3C Board Meeting is a Success
Part III, Indus River Adventure
FWOC President Pauline Dyer Describes Approaching Wilderness Conference
Emergency for Conservationists
The "Silence" Barrier is Broken
Visitor Use at Mount Rainier
Welcome New Members!
North Cascades Conservation Council Executive Committee
Newsletter Acknowledgements
News Notes Here and There
February Board Meeting
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February 1958
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Olaus Murie Gives Reasons for Wilderness Protection in Letter to President Zalesky
Federation of Western Outdoor Clubs Sponsors Wilderness Conference
Forest Service Stands Pat On Wild Area Policy
Welcome New Members!
Indus River Adventure, continued
"Nocturnal Discovery oon the Waptus"
Suggested Reading
North Cascades Conservation Council Executive Committee
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January 1958
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Wilderness Philosophy and Glacier Peak Land Management Study
Help From the Spokane Mountaineers
Poem: "Heaven"
A One Sided Story
Recreation Unlimited, Inc.
A Wilderness Adventure
Indus River Adventure
Glacier Peak Wilderness Attacked
How Do We Stand?
Stepped Up Sale of Timber
Important! Board to Meet in Seattle
"Timber in the Whitechuck River Valley (Washington)"
Suggested Reading
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December 1957
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Our Economy Can Afford Wilderness
"Wilderness"
Youth In the Wilderness
Arctic Wildlife Range
New Park Association Formed in Nevada
Desert Too, Is Wilderness
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November 1957
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N3C President to Attend Meeting of Puget Sound Section of Society of American Foresters
The True Wilderness of the North Cascades
A Wilderness Consumer 'Speaks Up'
Welcome New Members
Progress and Conservation
"Alaska Timber Deal"
Tent Architecture in the Northwest
Consideration
Congratulations!
A Definition of Wilderness
North Cascades Conservation Council Officers and Board Members
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October 1957
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North Cascades Conservation Council Board Hold Meeting
What We Support?
More Than Board Feet
"Timber Group Against Wilderness Area Plan"
What is the Real Price of Copper?
Seattle Audubon Society Supports Mountaineer Proposal
Welcome New Members!
Federation of Western Outdoor Clubs Resolution
About the Newsletter
Dana Sees Recreation as Big Business in Northwest
The Wenatchee Project Good or Bad?
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September 1957 August 1957
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Missing the first two issues.
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The Council Report |
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Fall 1991
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Mean, Little Battle Book
Writing for E.I.S. Contracted
Stehekin Road
Land and Water Conservation Funding
Firewood Pln
Sewage in Lake Chelan
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Fall 1992
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Fund Raising Campaign Needed
New Superintendent Bill Palek Welcomed
Legislation for National Biodiversity System
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Spring 1993
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Lake Chelan National Rereation Area Enivironmental Impact Statement Delay Requested
"Understanding Forests and Preserving Timber Jobs"
Plans for an International Park
North Cascades National Park 1968-1993: 25th Anniversary
Results of Annual Elections
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October 1993
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Come Join the 25th Anniversary
Mr. President, We Object
Grizzly Bear Decision Time
Change Is Coming
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