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PotlatchDeltic Impacts Podcast Series: Wildfire in Idaho

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PotlatchDeltic (PCH) has launched its Impacts podcast series, focusing on wildfire management in Idaho. The first episode features retired District Forester Rich McMillan discussing the company's approach to wildfire risk management. Key points include:

  • Unique firefighting coordination due to checkerboard ownership patterns
  • Increased measures for fire prevention and damage minimization
  • Improved federal wildfire suppression through enhanced coordination
  • The podcast series aligns with PotlatchDeltic's four Corporate Responsibility pillars: Forest, Planet, People, and Performance

This initiative demonstrates PotlatchDeltic's commitment to responsible forest management and environmental stewardship in the face of wildfire challenges.

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  • Launch of educational Impacts podcast series focusing on wildfire management
  • Implementation of increased coordination and heightened measures for fire prevention and damage minimization
  • Engagement in improving federal wildfire suppression efforts
  • Alignment of initiatives with Corporate Responsibility pillars

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NORTHAMPTON, MA / ACCESSWIRE / September 6, 2024 / PotlatchDeltic

PotlatchDeltic is dedicated to managing wildfires and helping reduce their severity, frequency, and impacts. In this discussion with Rich McMillan, now retired District Forester from PotlatchDeltic, we look at how we manage wildfire risk in Idaho. When fires occur on our Idaho timberlands, the checkerboard pattern of ownership, typical of the West, allows for unique approaches to firefighting coordination and response. We have implemented increased coordination and heightened measures to prevent fires, minimize damage from fires and protect our forests from loss. We have also engaged, along with other working forest owners, in improving federal wildfire suppression through increased coordination on fire response. This is the first podcast in our Impacts podcast series, which focuses on how we execute our mission through the lens of our four Corporate Responsibility pillars: Forest, Planet, People, and Performance.

View additional multimedia and more ESG storytelling from PotlatchDeltic on 3blmedia.com.

Contact Info:
Spokesperson: PotlatchDeltic
Website: https://www.3blmedia.com/profiles/potlatchdeltic
Email: info@3blmedia.com

SOURCE: PotlatchDeltic



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FAQ

What is the focus of PotlatchDeltic's new Impacts podcast series?

PotlatchDeltic's new Impacts podcast series focuses on wildfire management in Idaho, with the first episode discussing how the company manages wildfire risk and coordinates firefighting efforts.

How does PotlatchDeltic (PCH) approach wildfire management in Idaho?

PotlatchDeltic (PCH) approaches wildfire management in Idaho through increased coordination, heightened prevention measures, and improved federal wildfire suppression efforts. They also utilize unique firefighting coordination due to the checkerboard pattern of land ownership in the West.

What are PotlatchDeltic's four Corporate Responsibility pillars mentioned in the podcast series?

PotlatchDeltic's four Corporate Responsibility pillars mentioned in the Impacts podcast series are Forest, Planet, People, and Performance.

Who is featured in the first episode of PotlatchDeltic's Impacts podcast series?

The first episode of PotlatchDeltic's Impacts podcast series features Rich McMillan, a retired District Forester from PotlatchDeltic, discussing wildfire risk management in Idaho.
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