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West Continues Battle Against Wildfire Season
Across the West, high winds and temperatures exacerbated already dangerous fire conditions, prompting the National Weather Service to issue red-flag warnings for wide swaths of eastern Washington and Oregon, Idaho, Montana and all of Wyoming.…
Fewer Trees Dying From Beetles In Western Forests
A pine beetle outbreak that has left many Western states with vast stands of dead and dying trees has eased for the second consecutive year, the U.S. Forest Service said Monday. With fewer trees left…
Minnesota: Dogs Learn To Sniff Out Ash Borers
Dogs learning to sniff out emerald ash borers and ash wood are about to wrap up their Minnesota training, but they won’t immediately be put to work for lack of funding. “The training has gone…
U.S. Tightens Limits On Cutting Timber In Sequoia Monument
A new management plan for the Giant Sequoia National Monument places greater limits on timber cutting in and near groves of the world’s largest trees, but would still allow logging in nearly a quarter of…
Mules Still Used To Supply Remote Forest Service Projects
The Forest Service is taking a team approach to restoring a fire lookout on a peak overlooking the Clark Fork River. Although many helping hands are involved, the heavy lifting was done recently by a…
Ohio National Forest Will Allow Natural Gas Drilling
The U.S. Forest Service said recently that the shale drilling technique for natural gas known as hydraulic fracturing can take place in a national forest in southeast Ohio. The Forest Service released its report after…
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