Greenpeace: Defending America's Ancient Forests: Klamath Siskiyou

June 30, 2004
Family Weekend at the Forest Rescue Station

Packing up the Forest Rescue Station this weekend was hard for all of us. Spending so much time together within such a breathtaking area made it exponentially difficult to leave. But there was one saving grace. This was also our family weekend. While half our crew packed up, the other half provided climb trainings, hikes, and ecology talks for kids.

Watching the children play in the forest and participate in discussions about the local ecology was a strong reminder that our work is not just about Bush and his forest policies. It's not just about the trees. It's about giving the gift of a healthy environment to future generations. The Forest Rescue Station might fade from their memories, but these forests will not.

Check back for the Family Weekend video.

Uh have you ever looked around at all the trees I mean THERE ARE BILLIONS APPON BILLIONS OF THEM. I used to love you guys until

Posted by: jerry gary at July 26, 2004 04:15 PM

Uh have you ever looked around at all the trees I mean THERE ARE BILLIONS APPON BILLIONS OF THEM. I used to love you guys until, wait I never loved you guys.

Posted by: jerry gary at July 26, 2004 04:16 PM

who to cut the trees, will be have animal brain..
I don't like and hate to who the people broker the porest in this world

Posted by: kankabono at August 10, 2004 10:54 AM


	• Senator Wyden: Defend the Public Forests of Oregon • Support the passage of the the Leach Bill! FOREST RESCUE STATION • Get directions • Calendar of events • Who we are • Rescue Station Photo Gallery • Weblog home OTHER ORGANIZATIONS WORKING TO SAVE OUR PUBLIC LANDS • National Forest Protection Alliance • Klamath-Siskiyou Wildlands Center • Oxygen Collective • Northwest Old-Growth Campaign RECENT ENTRIES • Family Weekend at the Forest Rescue Station • Devastation in its Wake • Their Story: Some Unexpected Friends from New Zealand • Tangled Up in Blue • Geeks Love Trees, Too • Update from the Forest Rescue Station • We're Staying . . . • Doing Something About It • A Hot Oregon Morning • Moblogging is Alive! WEBLOG ARCHIVES June 2004		June 30, 2004 Family Weekend at the Forest Rescue Station Packing up the Forest Rescue Station this weekend was hard for all of us. Spending so much time together within such a breathtaking area made it exponentially difficult to leave. But there was one saving grace. This was also our family weekend. While half our crew packed up, the other half provided climb trainings, hikes, and ecology talks for kids. Watching the children play in the forest and participate in discussions about the local ecology was a strong reminder that our work is not just about Bush and his forest policies. It's not just about the trees. It's about giving the gift of a healthy environment to future generations. The Forest Rescue Station might fade from their memories, but these forests will not. Check back for the Family Weekend video. Comments Uh have you ever looked around at all the trees I mean THERE ARE BILLIONS APPON BILLIONS OF THEM. I used to love you guys until Posted by: jerry gary at July 26, 2004 04:15 PM Uh have you ever looked around at all the trees I mean THERE ARE BILLIONS APPON BILLIONS OF THEM. I used to love you guys until, wait I never loved you guys. Posted by: jerry gary at July 26, 2004 04:16 PM who to cut the trees, will be have animal brain.. I don't like and hate to who the people broker the porest in this world Posted by: kankabono at August 10, 2004 10:54 AM Post a comment This weblog is now at an end... Unfortunately, due to the proliferation of spam, we have had to close the posting of comments. Check out weblog.greenpeace.org for the latest weblog!