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UC Study: Beetle-Infested Forests No More Likely To Burn Than Healthy Ones
Mountain pine beetles have left vast tracts of dead, dry trees in the West, raising fears that they're more vulnerable to wildfire outbreaks, but a new study found no evidence that beetle-infested...
Firefighters Prepare For Wildfire Season In Arizona
Wildfire season is quickly approaching, and Southern Arizona fire departments spent the day brushing up on their skills. Firefighters from several local agencies, including the Northwest Fire...
Washington Tackles Steep Challenges To Step Up Logging Oversight
Mike Janicki has spent 40 years as a logger, and his work brings him to the unstable hillsides around this upper Skagit Valley town. During past decades, there have been large and small slides here,...
Oregon Cascades Study May Rewrite The Textbook On Forest Growth, Death
A century-long study in the Oregon Cascades may cause scientists to revise the textbook on how forests grow and die, accumulate biomass and store carbon. In a new analysis of forest succession in...
USFS Study: Post-Fire Logging Can Reduce Fuels Up To 40 Years In Restoring Forests
Harvesting fire-killed trees is an effective way to reduce woody fuels for up to four decades following wildfire in dry coniferous forests, a U.S. Forest Service study has found. The retrospective...
Judge Dismisses Montana Flathead National Forest Logging Lawsuit
A District Judge has dismissed a lawsuit conservation groups filed against the Flathead National Forest over logging projects in the South Fork Flathead River corridor. U.S. District Judge Dana...
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