Fishing has been severely curtailed both in the ocean and in the rivers.  Our public lands are no longer being clear cutted and are now being thinned which is reducing sediment intrusion and the buffers are getting better.  The one thing that has not changed at all is our state forest plan which is woefully inadequate and allows our private timber lands to be harvested to please the corporate shareholders.  These corporate timber lands basically run from the beach to the public lands which are possibly the most productive stretches of our coastal rivers.  Until we address that problem our fisheries and wildlife issues like the Marbled Murrelet will never fully recover.  I like toilet paper and vertical grained Douglas fir, but we can do better on our private timber lands.  Great piece Harvey!