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5 facts about Forestry
Since Conservation began in the U.S. in the mid 1800s there has been an ongoing debate about Forest preservation, conservation […]
Nature
A NATURAL IDEA – BUT NOT FOR THAT TIME
We arrived at the Yosemite Visitor’s Center just as employees hung the 2016 National Park Service Centennial Celebration Banner. This
Wilderness Heroes
Back in January, my brother Eric called and wanted a backpacking trip arranged for the Linville Gorge Wilderness Area for
Heart of Nature
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Natural Attraction— 10 Facts You May Not Know
There are 58 national parks in the National Park Service and you will LOVE how you feel when you visit
“The Forest Within” from Blue Ridge Country Magazine
It had been a long time since I last visited with my old friend and colleague, Nan Chase, author of
AMERICAN FORESTRY – BORN IN ASHEVILLE, NC AS AN EXPERIMENT IN CONSERVATION
2015 marks the 150th birthday of America’s First Forester, Gifford Pinchot. After Pinchot received forestry training in France and returned
Reverence, Diligence, Elegance
I was recently watching our guys craft a Yellow Birch Wall Covering panel when a warm memory flickered in my
The Rare and Elusive Bark Panel
For years, Ryan and I have tried to explain to folks how incredibly difficult it is to harvest our Poplar
gb&d Magazine Features Bark House® Poplar Bark Shingles
Project: Child’s Play at U of Chicago Childcare CenterArchitect: Larry Kearns, AIA, Principal, Wheeler Kearns Architects, Chicago, IllinoisGeneral Contractor: Leopardo
Architectural Record Features Bark House® Poplar Wall Coverings
Great expectations usually accompany a visit to cities such as New York, San Francisco, Denver or DC. Plan to experience
Prunings
Gary McCurry, our former operations manager, has officially retired from Bark House. He has been my older brother for years,