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CHALLIS BLM ATTACKS THE BURNT CREEK WILDERNESS STUDY AREA
Maybe it was knowing the aspen leaves were falling fast, or intuition that there was trouble afoot – but I felt compelled to go to the Lost River Range country. Enroute to the Pahsimeroi, I was jolted to attention by a recently bladed Burnt...
The Forest Service said the logging would reduce future wildfire severity. It did not.
In 2018, Bitterroot National Forest (BNF), Montana, completed a 3-square mile commercial thinning (logging) project, the Westside project, that the EA stated “would reduce fire severity and increase opportunities for wildfire management” (E...
Are Native Americans Lost from Yellowstone Park?
I and co-author Lee Whittlesey wrote this in response to a 2021 article in Smithsonian Magazine which dealt with Yellowstone and Native people. The main themes are more universal, since many academics question the creation of national parks...
New Trump Administration Livestock Grazing Policies Designed To Expand Grazing Impacts On Public Lands
Secretary of Agriculture Brooke Rollins is encouraging ranchers with public-lands grazing permits to take advantage of new Trump Administration policies that expand livestock grazing on public lands. The process is designed to pressure fede...
Logging Releases Soil Carbon Contributing To Climate Change
One of the many unaccounted "costs" of logging is the loss of carbon from forest soils. Soils hold more than three times the carbon the atmosphere does. Forest soils store an estimated 40% of the world's terrestrial carbon, but estimates su...
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