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Coalition Files Lawsuit Challenging The Largest Alaskan Timber Sale In Decades
A coalition of conservation groups filed suit Friday challenging the U.S. Forest Service decision to approve the Big Thorne timber sale on Prince of Wales Island. The conservation groups, Alaska...
The Nature Conservancy: Why We Need To Help Save Longleaf Pine Forests
At one point in time, longleaf pine forests in the United States stretched 90 million acres, from Virginia to Texas–but fire suppression, agriculture and development combined to devastate this...
One Year After California’s Rim Fire, Recovery Has Barely Begun
High on a ridgeline in the Stanislaus National Forest, Chris Schow is driving through miles after mile of dead, blackened trees. "Obviously, before the Rim Fire came through, these trees would have...
Jury Awards Montana Logging Company $17 Million
After a week long trial in Missoula County District Court, a jury announced a nearly $17 million verdict late Thursday night in favor of a Montana logging company and against its lender, First...
USDA Ruling Gives Forest Products New Preference
A U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) ruling on Wednesday is expected to benefit the nation’s forest products industry through a new preference in a government program for purchases of bio-based...
Black Hills Pine Beetle Battle Rages On With New Cautious Optimism
From the air, the green fabric of the Black Hills National Forest landscape is stained with red spots and gray streaks. The less verdant areas are the toll of several years of mountain pine beetle...
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