Russ and Joe,
I think everyone on this list agrees in principle. However, the thought
processes to address all the ecological, climitalogical, social values, etc.
are daunting. I must confess that I can't quite figure where to begin. Ed Frank
has a good mind for tackling some of the up front thinking on the subject.
There may be efforts already underway. Lee Frelich may know of some.
Bob
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Joe:
I strongly agree with your premise for valuing trees, especially large old ones
and the land and sites they occupy and I applaud your thoughts. I'd like to
hear more before I throw my two cents worth in but I think you are onto
something..especially with the increasingly documented value of older growth
forests for carbon sequestration.
Russ
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