Bureau of Land Management says timber harvests are a quarter what they were in 1989 and wants to reverse course.
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Federal law doesn’t mandate minimum amounts of logging in Alaska’s Tongass rainforest, judge says
A federal judge in Alaska has rejected a lawsuit that sought to reinstate a management plan that would allow heavier logging in the world’s largest temperate old-growth rainforest. The result leaves ...
The Roadless Rule guides management of 44.7 million acres of inventoried roadless national forest land, including ...
Bureau of Land Management says timber harvests are a quarter what they were in 1989 and wants to reverse course.
Vermonters are weighing the impacts of a federal bill — the Fix Our Forest Act — that would dramatically change environmental review processes and bring a big shift in the government’s approach to ...
Osoyoos Indian Band's Siya Forestry is working with logging and manufacturing company Interfor on collaborative forestry management.
The City of Corvallis Public Works Department is inviting community members to an open house on April 6 to discuss the draft forest stewardship plan.
A study has found a mismatch between wildfire risk and mitigation resources in Colorado, including a lack of local resources ...
However, for many foresters, trees and the valuable wood they contain are all that matters. It’s hard-wired into the ...
A 585-acre stretch of land along the St. Joe River has been permanently protected following a recent transfer to federal ownership.
From the most iconic national park to the newest national monument, much of America’s 640 million acres of public land is ...
Currently, much of Canada and B.C. are experiencing ongoing dryness and drought, Mike Flannigan, a research chair in predictive services, emergency management and fire science at Thompson Rivers ...
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