Laura and James Wasserman
Laura Wasserman is a long-time institutional researcher and research coordinator in the private and public sectors. Her professional experience includes extensive business market analysis and polling for national opinion research, political campaigns and environmental issues. She has experience in evaluation of local, state and federal government programs and comprehensive report writing in California and Alaska.James Wasserman has worked 33 years as a newspaper and wire service reporter, columnist and television commentator in California and Alaska. His specialties include land use and environmental issues. He also worked as a California state government policy analyst, authoring investigative and environmental public policy reports.
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Who Saved the Redwoods
The Unsung Heroines of the 1920s Who Fought for Our Redwood Forests
Laura and James Wasserman $22.95 – $32.95Price range: $22.95 through $32.95 View Details This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product pageThe Unsung Heroines Have you ever stood in a redwood grove and wondered how it was saved from the loggers’ saws? The answer isn’t as simple as a few famous names or a single act of government. Who Saved the Redwoods?