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Washington Timber Thief Pleads Guilty To Cutting Down 330-Year-Old Tree
A 330-year-old Douglas fir was among 102 trees that a Brinnon, WA, man pleaded guilty to stealing or damaging from the Olympic National Forest and was sentenced to one year in jail. According to the...
USFS Study: Tree and Human Health May Be Linked
Evidence is increasing from multiple scientific fields that exposure to the natural environment can improve human health. In a new study by the U.S. Forest Service, the presence of trees was...
Oregon Governor: “State Should Step Up To Break Logging Deadlock In Federal Forests”
Gov. John Kitzhaber said Oregon should step up to help break the deadlock over logging on federal forests, which account for 60% of Oregon’s total. Kitzhaber spoke this morning to the Oregon Board...
Conservation Groups Oppose Oregon Timber Sale
Two conservation groups are challenging the proposed D-Bug logging sale on Umpqua National Forest lands near Crater Lake National Park. Oregon Wild and Cascadia Wildlands filed a notice of intent in...
Foresters Have 180,000 Piles Of Trees To Burn In Colorado Forests
A federal forester flicked a Bic, igniting a first bone-dry pile of culled young pines — testing conditions for the looming task of torching 180,000 similar piles across Colorado. The continued...
Some Western States Prepare For Possible Early Wildfire Season
New Mexico firefighters are preparing for another dangerous and devastating fire season, now that the federal government's long range forecast is calling for another warm, dry spring. It's now been...
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