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Ex-rebels seek forgiveness from IPs for past atrocities

REDEMPTION. Former rebels in Davao Region and Agusan del Sur provinces attend a 'healing and reconciliation' gathering facilitated by the Army sometime in May 2022. The Army's 60th Infantry Brigade said it has organized three of such sessions last month, where former rebels ask forgiveness from the tribe members for past atrocities. (Photo courtesy of 60IB) DAVAO CITY-The Army has facilitated the "healing and reconciliation" between former New People's Army (NPA) fighte...
Distrito Federal United States Estado De Pernambuco Jawa Barat Sofiya Grad Ciudad De La Habana

Federal court puts hold on Kootenai National Forest logging and road-building project

A U.S. District Court judge put a hold on the project Wednesday on the basis that the Forest Service did not properly evaluate the project’s impact on the small threatened grizzly bear population in the bordering Cabinet-Yaak ecosystem.
United States Kootenai National Forest Willie Sykes Dana Christensen Missoula Us District Court Alliance For The Wild Rockies
Source: mtpr.org

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Wildlife advocates say Kootenai National Forest logging project would endanger grizzly habitat

The nearly 5,000-acre Knotty Pine project would include roughly 3,000 acres of commercial logging as well 40 miles of road maintenance and road building. WildEarth Guardians in a lawsuit filed in federal court in Missoula argue that work will harm the local grizzly bear population.
United States Kootenai National Forest Willie Sykes Wildlife Service Us Forest Service Knotty Pine
Source: mtpr.org

Massive Kootenai National Forest timber sale challenged by Guardians and allies

MISSOULA, MONTANA—Conservation groups  sued the U.S. Forest Service today  to stop a large timber sale in the Kootenai National Forest that threatens a small and imperiled population of grizzly bears near the Montana-Canada border. The groups notified the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service of their intent to sue it, as well.
United States Kootenai National Forest Canada General Sara Johnson Rick Bass Mike Garrity

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