Category:Santa Cruz County History Journal Number 7

Santa Cruz County History Journal Number 7, titled "Redwood Logging and Conservation in the Santa Cruz Mountains: A Split History" was published in 2014 by MAH Publications; edited by Lisa Robinson. The book can be ordered online at Santa Cruz MAH Publications. Contents:

• "Rumsen Ohlone -- The Native American cultural landscape of the Santa Cruz Mountains and northern Monterey Bay coast", Linda Yamane;
• "So, what exactly is a Native American cultural landscape" Mark G. Hylkema --
• "The lumber trade / Barry Goode--
• "James Williams, pioneer of Bonny Doon, and his sawmill" / Paul Tutwiler --
• "French mills in Santa Cruz in the 1840s" / Annick Foucrier --
• "The San Lorenzo Valley flume chronicle" / Lisa Robinson --
• "Lumbering with the bull and jerk teams" / Jan McGirk --
• "Lumber price fixing: F.A. Hihn letters" --
• "Laurel: F.A. Hihn's company town" / Stanley D. Stevens --
• "Which Welch" / Randall Brown and Traci Bliss --
• "Portrait of a redwood hermit" / Jan McGirk
• "The Saratoga Road to Big Basin" / Traci Bliss and Randall Brown --
• "You can see the forest for the trees: trees have names at Big Basin" / Jill Ramar --
• "The redwood connection to Santa Cruz surfing history" / Geoffrey Dunn and Kim Stoner --
• "The Mattei family photograph album collection / Lisa Robinson --
• "Redwood burl and its uses -- The redwood novelty business" / Deborah Osterberg --
• "The battle of the giants: the proposal to rename the San Lorenzo Valley" / Derek Whaley --
• "The history of timber harvesting in the Soquel Demonstration State Forest" / Thomas Sutfin Kerr --
• "Big Creek Lumber Company" / Eric Johnson --
• "White redwoods" / Lisa Robinson --
• "Coast redwood albinism ; Chimera redwoods" / Zane Moore --
• "The marbled murrelet: flagship species of our old-growth forests" / Steve Singer --
• "Single tree selection forestry in the Santa Cruz Mountains redwood forestlands" / Bob Berlage, and others --
• "Forest preservation efforts and outcomes in the Santa Cruz Mountains" / Betsy Herbert.