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Forest Service Counts 96.6 Billion Trees In Latest Tally Of U.S. Forests
Trees outnumber people 300 to 1 in the United States, with woodlands covering one-third of the country in the U.S. Forest Service's latest census. Only trees at least 5 inches in diameter are...
Maine Forest Products Industry Receives Federal Grants
Nearly $1 million in federal grants and access to the Department of Energy’s largest research center will help Maine’s $8.5 billion forest products industry determine its future as paper usage...
Michigan Awards More Than $3.5 Million To Battle Invasive Species
The Michigan departments of Environmental Quality, Natural Resources and Agriculture and Rural Development recently announced that 17 grant projects will share $3,507,907 in funding through the...
Southwest Studies: Forest Health And Fire, A Dangerous Balance
The task of saving the forest — and places like Payson — keeps getting more complicated. A series of comprehensive studies suggest large-scale restoration logging can play a key role — but not...
Oregon Scraps Report Linking Logging To Water Quality Risks
Oregon’s Department of Environmental Quality drafted a report that identified logging as a contributor to known risks for drinking water quality in communities up and down the Oregon coast. But the...
Crews Start Removing Dead, Dying Trees From Idaho’s Pioneer Fire
Restoration and recovery work started Monday in the area damaged by last year’s massive Pioneer Fire, and will likely continue for the two weeks, according to forest officials. The Pine Flats hazard...
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