Poor Forestry Practice Example

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Clear-cutting in Central Mendocino County in the early 1990's on Louisiana Pacific lands

This aerial shot was taken in Central Mendocino County in the early 1990's on Louisiana Pacific lands showing extensive clear-cuts. The solid forestland in the top center is the Jackson State Forest.

Read "A Forest to Conserve and Harvest" by Richard Wilson,
about our restoration forestry practices, and our long-term ecological goals.

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Bad Forestry Practice near the boundary with the Redwood National Park in the mid-1970's