Columbia Gorge Chapter SAF
1998 Questionnaire
List which days of the week you can attend SAF meetings
Do you prefer noon or evening meetings?
Tue, Wed, Thur - Breakfast
Mon, Tue, Wed, Thur - Noon or evenings ok, but only in early fall or late spring
Tue, Wed, Thur - Noon, but some evenings ok
Mon-Thur - Noon
Any week day or evening - Noon
Mon-Thur - Evening
Wed - Prefer evenings
Tue, Thur - first or third of month - either noon or evening
Tue, Thur - Evenings
Tue, Thur - Evenings
What are some contacts or prospective speakers we can talk to?
NMFS, BPA
Broad natural resource/land use subjects, not all forestry per se. A mix of protecting natural resources and forest management.
Tom Ortman - Timber harvest levels on Mt Hood (same one on GIPalso). Someone to discuss the status of the Northwest Forest Plan and forest health.
William Emmingham - OSU Ext Service
Jim Sedell - PNW Salmon Researcher
What topics would you like covered in the meetings or field trips?
Current issues (in the media) with an effort to help get out truthful responses to misleading information
Anything, but the socio-political side
Maybe some economics, wood products industry, research. Avoid the "regulation" type i.e. policy meetings
Salmon, Wild land corridors
Salmon
GIS, watershed restoration
Land use updates in the Gorge. Outputs from OR/WA Leadership Session. SAF Land stability policy. Stewardship practices on private lands.
When is the USFS going to use herbicides? How is Ranger District in Idaho doing that is managed by the State?
Forestry dealing with the total ecosystem
The use of GIS and landscape analysis tools
How often should we meet?
Every other month
Once a month
Once a month
Nov, Feb, June Field trip
Not more than once a month in the winter
Every other month
Once a month with no meeting in July or August, plus some project work to raise funds for specific cause - What causes do we want to promote and support?
3-4 times per year - Oct, Dec, Feb, April
At least every other month in the fall - spring
Once a month Jan - May and Sept - Nov.