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Wisconsin Stewardship Agreement Brings Together Loggers And Environmentalists
Matt Dallman guided his four-wheel drive truck up a narrow, snow-covered road in the Chequamegon-Nicolet National Forest in Forest County. Dallman, the director of conservation for the Nature...
Interim Forest Service Chief Named Amid Misconduct Charges
President Donald Trump’s administration moved quickly last week to install a female wildland firefighter to lead the U.S. Forest Service after the agency’s former chief stepped down amid sexual...
Warmer Winters Could Make Logging More Difficult In Northern States
Because snow-covered and frozen ground may reduce the potential negative consequences caused by soil compaction and rutting, warmer winters could shorten the window on logging activities. Logging...
West Virginia Legislature Axes State Parks Logging Bill
A commercial logging bill left “in limbo” has been declared dead for the session. Senate Bill 270, which would have allowed commercial logging in state parks to pay for park maintenance, was left in...
Oregon Wood Products Industry Bounces Back, Will Hire Thousands
According to the Oregon Employment Department, the wood products industry is experiencing s slight rebound, as companies in central Oregon are expected to hire nearly 3,000 workers over the next six...
Former Forest Service Leaders Call For Western Wildfire Commission
It’s not the way we fight wildfires in the West that’s the problem. The problem is the way we manage our fire-dependent forests. Since 2000, 154 wildfires in the region have cost over $20 million...
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