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I recently asked a retired U.S. Forest Service employee what he thought about the current effort to restructure the
“Measuring annual growth against annual mortality, some east-of-the-Cascades national forests in Washington may already be in a deficit, meaning they
U.S. Forest Service retiree, Bruce Courtright, and several of his retired colleagues composed this open letter to the nation’
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“We are witnessing an “all hands on deck” mindset and an urgency that has not been seen in the Pacific
"Conservationists who have joined collaboratives – and that includes me – fear that talk of arbitration could easily morph into talk
**"**Consensus building is hard work. It demands that you bring a collaborative spirit to the table. It is not
Governor Bullock has been pretty outspoken in his support for strengthening Montana’s family-owned wood processors. Would you agree as
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