What would Bill Greeley think?
“The first obligation resting upon the management of national forest timber is to supply legitimate demands. The requirements of communities
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Climate 21 Project
CLIMATE 21 PROJECT Transition Memo Department of Agriculture Robert Bonnie, former Undersecretary at USDA Leslie Jones, former Deputy Undersecretary at
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National Wildfire Institute Letter
NATIONAL WILDFIRE INSTITUTE - LETTER TO THE BIDEN TRANSITION TEAM "We at the National Wildfire Institute [NWI] would like
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THE WEST'S WILDFIRE CRISIS
THE WEST'S WILDFIRE CRISIS And the urgency to develop safer more resilient conditions in its dry forest types
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National Forest Service Retirees - Transition Letter
National Forest Service Retirees December 1, 2020 - Letter to Mr. Bonnie "NAFSR represents retirees with thousands of years
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Black Hills Green - Case 1 Revisited
"Something marvelous has happened in the Black Hills National Forest that provides both an object lesson and a hopeful
Grace And Dirt
Black Hills Pioneers: James and Sally Ann Neiman
There is a "can-do" spirit in the Black Hills. You feel everywhere, but it resides most deeply in
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The Electoral Forest
We are again immersed in a lot of electoral commotion stemming from the fact that our states don’t have
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Federal Land Ownership and Data
Federal Land Ownership and Data A revealing 2020 report from the nonpartisan Congressional Research Service. Four federal agencies oversee 606.
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On Snowy Nights: By Jim Petersen
As we are once again in the holiday season. 2020 has left everyone a bit battered and disheartened. It seems
First Put Out The Fire
Playing Politics with "Nature"
Today is Monday, November 2, 2020. All Souls Day. Traditionally a day to remember and honor those who have gone
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Spotted Owls Revisited: Science vs. Politics
Spotted Owls and the Spotty Sciences that Spawned Them: 5 Questions Bob Zybach wrote this article/editorial seven years ago
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The smell of sawdust, grease and sweat
This Spring – April 29 to be exact – I got an email note from Jim Hurst, an old Montana lumberman friend