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U.S. Forest Service Chief: Demands Are Rising With Staff Numbers Falling
The U.S. Forest Service recognizes that it must significantly increase forest restoration work to alleviate threats from wildfire and to improve forest and watershed health, Forest Service Chief Tom...
Catastrophic Wildfires Expected In Southern Oregon This Summer
Record low snowpack amid a second straight drought year has wildland managers bracing for what they consider an upcoming wildfire season in which catastrophic wildfires in the Cascades or Siskiyous...
Wisconsin Logging, Regrowth Offer ‘Instant Curriculum’
Wrapped in layers of warm clothing, Four Corners Elementary School students made the trek along the school’s Burstrom Trail on Tuesday to see a landscape changed by logging. About 19 acres of...
USDA Grants $37 Million For Black Hills Forest Restoration Project
The U.S. Department of Agriculture is giving $37 million dollars to South Dakota so a number of forest districts in the country can be thinned, including one district in the Black Hills. Sixty-five...
Maine Governor’s Plan Could Make Forestry Top Priority In Managing Public Lands
Conservationists are skeptical about Maine Gov. Paul LePage’s budget for the natural resource departments, fearful that it would open the gates for expanded commercial harvesting of state-owned...
Oregon Logging Conference Opens Doors To Students
Competitions, industry accreditation seminars and displays of the latest in timber management equipment were the most obvious components of the 77th Annual Oregon Logging Conference held Feb. 19-21,...
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