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USFS Announces One Million Acres Of Protected Forest
The U.S. Forest Service recently announced that the agency has protected one million acres of forest through its Southern Pine Beetle Prevention Program. The millionth-acre milestone was reached on...
President Pushes Forest Community Funding
President Obama’s 2012 budget proposal calls for a five-year extension of an act that provides funding to historically forest-dependent communities that have been impacted over the last several...
Eastern U.S. Forests Being Affected By Climate Change
Over half of tree species in the eastern U.S. forests aren't adapting to climate change as quickly or consistently as once predicted, according to Duke University researchers. Almost 59% of the...
NC State Gets $4 Million Biofuel Production Grant
North Carolina State University will use a $4 million grant to study the most efficient, cost-effective and environmentally friendly ways of producing biofuels from trees and from forest harvesting...
Texas Berates Federal Government Over Wildfires
Federal support crept slowly into Texas this past summer during the height of wildfires scorching the state, and the federal government felt the wrath of Texas in a congressional hearing recently...
Arrests Made, Logging Equipment Recovered In Alabama Theft
A joint investigation by the Butler County Sheriff’s Office and the Alabama Forestry Commission (AFC) into thefts of timber harvesting equipment and components in six counties has resulted in the arrest of four men and the recovery of some of the property. The AFC…
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