Corvallis / Minneapolis / San Antonio / Boston / Washington / DC / Portland / /
Company
Ideas / Spring Creek Project for Nature / Goodrich / Trinity University Press / Written Word / Oregon State University Press / Georgia Review / /
Continent
Antarctica / /
Country
United States / / /
Event
Natural Disaster / Business Partnership / Environmental Issue / /
Facility
Beacon Press / Mount St Helens National Volcanic Monument / Oregon State University / USDA Forest Service Pacific Northwest Research Station / Pacific Northwest Research Station / /
NaturalFeature
HJ Andrews Experimental Forest / Mount St Helens / Gifford Pinchot National Forest / Andrews Forest / Mattole River / Willamette National Forest / /
Organization
Trinity University / Ecological Society of America Through / US Forest Service / Society for Literature / Science / and the Arts / National Science Foundation / Shaver’s Creek Environmental Center / Oregon State University / USDA Forest Service / Penn State University / US Department of Agriculture / National Park Service / Ecological Society of America / Department of Philosophy / Association for the Study of Literature and Environment / Forest Service / Ecological Society of America FJ Swanson / Spring Creek Project’s mission / /
Person
John Muir / Mary Evelyn Tucker / Robin Kimmerer / Aldo Leopold / Alison Deming / Rachel Carson / Pattiann Rogers / Steve Ackers / Kathleen Dean / Robert Michael Pyle / Gary Paul Nabhan / Gary Snyder / Ursula Le Guin / Mark Harmon / Scott Slovic / Jerry Franklin / Michael Nelson / Alison Hawthorne Deming / /
CONCEPTS AND QUESTIONS Bridging boundaries: scientists, creative writers, and the long view of the forest Frederick J Swanson1*, Charles Goodrich2, and Kathleen Dean Moore2 The Long-Term Ecological Reflections program b