When I wrote this piece, the Mt. Hood Forest Service was in the process of gathering information that would support their upcoming “TAP” project, a nationwide initiative aimed at reducing road volume in the National Forest system.
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Bark – Flyer “Road to Recreation: Changing Direction on Mt. Hood”
This two sided, 1/2 sheet sized, color flyer was part of a promotional materials package designed to educate and mobilize members of the communities surrounding Mt. Hood.
Bark – Editing, Layout, and Design “Are Forest Fires Good for Forests?”
Around this time, Bark was looking to tryout designs that increased click-through rate.
Bark – Newsletter “September Bark Alert: Roadways Harm Recreation on Mt. Hood”
Like other pieces I wrote for Bark during this time, the September Newsletter focused on road reduction in Mt. Hood National Forest.
Bark – Editing and Layout “Special Alert: Office Fire Edition”
Soon after I was promoted to Interim Grassroots Organizer at Bark, our office burned down. As I’m sure you can imagine, this came as a bit of a surprise, and somewhat of an inconvenience. (The fire, not the promotion.)
BARK – ARTICLE
“Road Rage: Why All the Fuss About Roads?”
“According to the Forest Service, sediment contribution from roads to streams is greater than all other forest management activities combined. That means there’s a direct tradeoff between road volume and water quality.”