Selected Newspaper, Magazine, and Radio Interviews, 1980 - 2012
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Waiwaiole, Lono 1980. "Oregons Oil!," Ruralite. Consumer's Power, Inc., Forest Grove, OR. Vol. 27, No. 10 (October): 16-17. Discussion of Eddyville, Oregon plans to create small woodland owner's co-op to produce forest nursery stock, collective marketing strength, and enrgy from forest biomass. Subsequent increased oil avaialbility and plummeting timber and land values ended plans. |
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Kadera, Jim 1983. "Reforestation Firm Successful: Handling Planting of Trees Only Part of Job," The Sunday Oregonian, Portland, OR. August 21: D10. Discussion of current reforestation practices and economics in the Pacific Northwest, including job descriptions, general housing economy effects, and employment of illegal aliens. |
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Braman, Tom 1987. "Indian Trail to Coast Teaches History, Ecology," Benton Bulletin. Philomath, OR. Vol. 12, No. 9 (October 1): 3, 12. 1840s Klickitat horse trail from Kings Valley to Yaquina Bay, Oregon is researched for recreation, historical, cultural, and ecological values. |
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Anderson, Chris 1993. "Forest of Voices," Georgia Review, University of Georgia, Athens, GA. Vol. XLVII, No. 3 (Fall): 483-499. Oregon State University Research Forest in Benton County, Oregon is considered for its scientific, cultural, historical, social and economic values to the local community of Corvallis and to neighboring landowners. Used as a basis for University technical writing textbooks. |
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Peterson, James 1994. "Voices
in the Forest: An Interview with Bob Zybach," Evergreen
Magazine,
March-April, 1994: 7-22. Comprehensive interview regarding
forest and wildfire history research, and how it applies to the
Clinton
Plan for Northwest Forests. Also features Peterson editorials,
public testimony by Benjamin Stout, and excerpts from Chris
Anderson essay on the same topics. |
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Solomon, Jennifer 1995. "Historical Research Reveals Northwest Forests Were Shaped by Fire," Forests Today & Forever, Eugene, OR. Vol. 9, Issue 5: 4-7, 16. Discussion of Clinton Plan for Northwest Forests in terms of regional Indian burning and catastrophic wildfire histories, with excerpts from Peterson Evergreen Magazine interview. |
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Ingalls, Cathy 1999. "Shedding Light on Black History," Albany Democrat-Herald, Albany, OR: May 26: B1. Discussion of Benton County, Oregon black pioneers during a tour of four sites commemorating Letitia Carson, Lew Southworth, Reuben Shipley, and Eliza Gordon. |
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Lundeberg, Steve 1999. "A Taste of Days Gone By," Albany Democrat-Herald, Albany, OR: July 7: B1. Discussion of Soap Creek Valley, Oregon oral history project, and the importance of local history to students and residents. Highlight is a visit to historic Sulphur Springs. |
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Meredith, Josh and Bob Zybach 2007. "Valley Talk: Global Warming & Oregon's Forests," KGAL 1580 AM, Albany, OR. April 5: 11:00 AM-Noon. Discussion focused on strategies for using public forestlands to capture and conserve statewide carbon-dioxide production; 1993 EPA paper. |
 | Swanson, Scott 2007. "Scientist: Forest Conditions Spell Danger," The New Era, Sweet Home, Oregon. Vol. 78, No. 48 (November 28): pp. 1, 10. Interview conducted by Scott Swanson, owner, editor, and chief feature writer and photographer of The New Era newspaper, a weekly publication founded in 1929. The interview regards local forest wildfire risk and a Powerpoint presentation given that evening in Lebanon, Oregon for the South Santiam River Watershed Council. |
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Slinsky, Jim and Bob Zybach 2009. "Forest Management," The Outdoor Talk Network, Show #1069, October 24: 54 minutes. National radio interview foccused on precontact American Indian land management practices in the Pacific Northwest and their relationship to historical wildlife habitat patterns and to modern catastrophic wildfire events in the western United States. "North America: The Last 15,000 Years," O.T.N., Show #1xxx, December 5: xx minutes. |
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Anderson, Mark and Bob Zybach 2012. "What -- Exactly -- is 'Peer Review?'," The iSpy Radio Show , February 11, 2012 20+ minutes. Peer review is "a popular, yet mysterious, process for validating modular gaming 'science,'” and American taxpayers suffer the consequences. "Environmental Scicences, EPA Peer Review, and Pacific Northwest Forests,"The iSpy Radio Show , March 31, 2012 44 minutes. |
Also by Dr. Zybach:
Public Letters & Editorials, 1978-2009;
