This utopic concept, "Case For Stewardship Logging" is out of touch with the reality of logging in Western Oregon... dominated by the landscape-scale clearcut, burn, spray and replant norm. 

Often maligned Federal forest management and logging is not the problem. 
The problem is industrial logging, accounting for 80% of  Oregon's annual timber harvest; harvest rates increasing with shifts of large forest ownerships to REITs; and the financial incentives to cut, replant, and cut again in less than 40 years.

Protecting ecological integrity and the public's entwined resources within private forests, like water and wildlife, from rampant industrial forest liquidation will realistically require more restrictive forest practice rules and penalizing taxation.

Achieving this will require end runs, like voter initiatives, around Oregon's corporately controlled legislature.

I say this have witnessed 50 years of unchallenged forest liquidation in the Pacific West as a forest professional.