The collection includes Felice's prior work with California Indigenous American tribes and NGOs, Siskiyou County, the Marble Mountain Audubon Society and the Siskiyou Regional Education Project that promoted bioregionalism and published Siskiyou Country Magazine in the 1980s. Volunteer watershed advocacy in the Salmon and Scott River Basin and participation in the federal Klamath River Basin Restoration Program by KFA co-founders Felice Pace and Petey Brucker grew into KFA's River Program. KFA also worked to protect and restore Pacific Salmon species, to promote watershed restoration and the restoration economy as an alternative to timber dependence, and to persuade the Forest Service to decommission logging roads that posed watershed risks. KFA championed conservation biology approaches to protecting biological diversity and the protection of biological corridors linking protected areas, including via development of the Klamath Corridors Proposal and through national forest plans. Between the late 1980s and 2010, KFA, with Felice as its leader, played major roles in the 'timber wars' in northwest California and southwest Oregon, including timber sale appeals and litigation to defend roadless areas, the Northern Spotted owl controversy, and efforts to protect Ancient Forests through federal legislation. The collection was created by the Klamath Forest Alliance (KFA) and Felice Pace (Mr.). Klamath Forest Alliance and Felice Pace Dates Covered by Collectionĩ3 Cubic Feet: 87 Record Storage Boxes, 1 Oversize Box, 6 Photo 'Shoeboxes' Abstract Harling, MLIS, CA and Felice Pace Date Collection Processed Klamath Forest Alliance Collection - Finding AidĪdrienne R.S.

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