A History of the Six Rivers National Forest...
Commemorating the First 50 Years
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Cover
Cover Photos: (top left): Ranger Wes Hotelling
with Maggie the Mule, 1937. (center): Forest Supervisor, William
Fischer cleaning salmon, 1949. (top right): Karuk and archaeologist,
Kathy McCovey teaches Six Rivers employees about Karuk culture. (center
left): Forest Supervisor Wes Spinney, 1949. (center right):
Fred Cronemiller on the Boundary Trail during his General Integrating
Inspection, 1949. (bottom right): CCC-built Gasquet Ranger Station
main office, 1964. (top right): Women employees at Humboldt Tree
Nursery lifting seedlings, 1967.
Acknowledgments
Foreword
"The Six Rivers is Now Officially on the Map"
"There Are A Lot Of Things Brewing..."
The Brandeberry Report
Opening the Doors at 4th and E Streets... to the Anonymous National Forest
The Announcement is Finally Made
"Let's Limit Our Choice To A Good American Name..."
Redwood . . .
National Park
National Forest
Experimental Forest
Gearing Up for Intensive Timber Management
A Bare Bones Organization
Forest Service Missionaries... Bringing the Word of Forestry to the North Coast
"The Forest Situation in Humboldt and Del Norte Counties..."
Timber
Range
Recreation
The First Three Years
The Challenge, the Promise, and the Vexations
"The Region of The Last Stand..."
The Six Rivers' First Timber Management Policy
"It is Timely for a Shift in Emphasis in Administration..."
The Formidable I & E Job
Congresswoman Douglas and the Roosevelt Memorial Redwood National Forest
The 1950s
A Paradigm of Dedicated Uses and Gearing-Up for Maximization
The Marginality Issue
Native Americans and the Early Six Rivers
Cracks in the Maximization Perspective
From Creel and Bag Limits to Restoring Habitat... An Example of a Changing Paradigm
From Summer Homes to Recreation Residences... Another Changing Paradigm
From Fire Exclusion to Controlled Burns... Yet Another Changing Paradigm
The 1960s...Paradigm Lost
The Thousand Year Flood... An Agent of Change and Re-Consideration
A Changing Context and New Problem Definitions
The Northern Redwood Purchase Unit...Case Study of A Paradigm Lost
Post Script
Six Rivers National Forest Staff 1997
Notes
Appendices
1: Time Markers
2: Six Rivers Personnel
3: Supervisors Offices
References Cited
Index (omitted from the online edition)
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Last Updated: 14-Dec-2009
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