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In the summer of 1902, hot, dry weather turned forests in the Pacific Northwest into tinderboxes. Wildfire raced across southwest Washington; whipped by high winds, the flames spread for miles, burning through forests in Clark, Cowlitz and Skamania counties. ... Read More

Like many new college graduates, Catherine Carlisle wasn’t sure what she wanted to do after school — and she certainly didn’t have forest carbon biometrician on her radar. ... Read More

Don Moore first worked for ¹ú²ú×ÔÅÄ shortly after graduating from high school in the summer of 1974. He landed the job through a friend whose father was a logging supervisor, but he felt uneasy in the woods. ... Read More

Leta Smith, compensation program manager at our Seattle Headquarters, has a deep understanding of what it means to get a paycheck from ¹ú²ú×ÔÅÄ. In her role on the Compensation team, she manages compensation plans that involve the pay for nearly 85 percent of all company employees. ... Read More

Lana Bru, operations business analyst for our Distribution business, says she doesn’t remember what sparked her passion for vervet monkeys. But her love for them runs so deep she spends nearly all her vacation time working with the creatures. ... Read More