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Forest plan revision prompts hundreds of public comments - Vimarsana News

Forest plan revision prompts hundreds of public comments

More than 750 people sent letters this spring to the U.S. Forest Service with comments about the agency’s multiyear effort to write new long-term management plans for the three national

Mineral Chamber elects new leadership - Vimarsana News

Mineral Chamber elects new leadership

With an enthusiastic group of around 60 people, with 50 voting members, the Mineral County Chamber of Commerce held its first election Wednesday evening in the St. Regis Community Center.

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Dakotas Society of American Foresters to host National Forest Planning Symposium, Nov. 29, Rapid City - Vimarsana News

Dakotas Society of American Foresters to host National Forest Planning Symposium, Nov. 29, Rapid City

The Black Hills National Forest has begun the process of revising its Land and Resource Management Plan, or more commonly known as its Forest Plan. To help prepare for the plan revision, the Dakotas Society...

Source: tsln.com
South Dakota, Wyoming Governors tell US Forest Service to revise assessments for Black Hills National Forest - Vimarsana News

South Dakota, Wyoming Governors tell US Forest Service to revise assessments for Black Hills National Forest

South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem and Wyoming Governor Mark Gordon urged the Supervisor of the Black Hills Nat...

South Dakota, Wyoming governors call for re-do of Black Hills forest data – Daily Montanan - Vimarsana News

South Dakota, Wyoming governors call for re-do of Black Hills forest data – Daily Montanan

The governors of Wyoming and South Dakota are calling on the U.S. Forest Service to revise its timber sale plan that they say may not be based on credible science.