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Mike Garrity writes, Biden’s climate pledges are meaningless unless his Forest Service ceases its ever-increasing and illegal logging.

Mike Garrity writes, Biden’s climate pledges are meaningless unless his Forest Service ceases its ever-increasing and illegal logging.

A new Forest Plan is in the making. Lou Conroy, the Forest Plan revision team leader for the Black Hills National Forest, discusses how you can help shape the plan.

A new management plan from the Forest Service will affect the Black Hills. We discuss what that means for the forest and how you can share your input.

MARTIN CO. - In response to recent tornado damage, the Forest Service is proposing to salvage damaged timber within a 193-acre area of the Hoosier National Forest to reduce hazardous fuels, remove hazardous trees near the roadway and private lands, prepare the site for natural regrowth of n ...

Newly revealed emails show that the Flathead National Forest under then supervisor Kurt Steele looked to keep a proposal of a tram up Columbia Mountain from public view for more than year prior to it being first proposed.

The 2018 Roosevelt Fire in northwest Wyoming burned 65,000 acres and 55 homes. Now 32 people and organizations are suing the U.S. Forest Service for allowing the fire to burn after it was discovered.

WARREN — Saturday, Sept. 3, was the 59th anniversary of the federal Wilderness Act of 1964 championed by Pennsylvania’s own Howard Zahniser.

With a recent $15 million infusion in hand from the U.S. Department of Defense, Salmon, Idaho-based mining company Jervois Mining USA—a subsidiary of Australian mining company Jervois Global—will start exploratory

A Swan Valley environmental group has found more evidence that Forest Service road closures are often ineffective, and the resulting illegal road use threatens Montana’s fish and wildlife.