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Mountain Pine Beetle Outlook “Bad To Worse” For Black Hills
The Entomological Society of America is hosting its North Central Branch's annual meeting in Rapid City this week. On Sunday, scientists from all around the world gathered to hear a presentation on...
Controversial New Jersey Forestry Bill Wins Legislative Approval
Controversial legislation sponsored by Senators Bob Smith and Donald Norcross that would establish a forestry stewardship program for New Jersey state-owned lands and open the way for commercial...
Kansas Forest Service Launches Plan To Preserve $1.3 Billion Industry
As the rural forestry coordinator for the Kansas Forest Service, Bob Atchison has a broad perspective toward the state’s 5.2 million acres of forest land. “Healthy forests, woodlands and windbreaks...
Senate Panel Puts Oregon Timber Payments In Proposed Bill
A Senate committee on Tuesday endorsed legislation to extend federal subsidies for Oregon timber counties one more year, and to protect more wilderness and wild rivers. Sen. Ron Wyden, D-Ore., said...
Investigators ‘Zeroing In’ On Colorado Wildfire Start
Rain helped firefighters douse Colorado's most destructive wildfire in state history, while a new wind-whipped blaze in California forced evacuations and threatened homes Monday near Yosemite...
Two Confirmed Dead, 360 Homes Destroyed In Colorado Wildfire
At least two people have been killed so far in the Black Forest fire, El Paso County, Colorado Sheriff Terry Maketa said Thursday. They were the first confirmed fatalities in the fire, which began...
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