Yeah, if only Mr. Cafferata's past employer did this kind of work... the public would have better view sheds and more wildlife in some salmon-critical habitats like the Oregon and Washington Coast Ranges!

Last time I looked, their 79 acre tree farm above Deerhorn Rd, showing just a little recent but restocked "patch" cutting, it looked more like a young forest than a classic tree farm, albeit a bit heavy to Doug-fir.

Same age as Mr. Cafferata, I've analyzed both tree farms and forests in this part of world almost as long as he has and know the difference. The Cafferata's young forest shows good caretaking, worthy, in my opinion, of their well-deserved award.

Perhaps their heirs will allow it to mature!