FWP plans public tour, more study of Ovando logging
The public will have new opportunities to tour and comment on a proposal to log, thin and burn about 1,500 acres of a wildlife management area northeast of Ovando.
Source: missoulian.com
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The public will have new opportunities to tour and comment on a proposal to log, thin and burn about 1,500 acres of a wildlife management area northeast of Ovando.
Mike Bader writes, The integrity and independence of the petition's review process must not be compromised and corrupted by political interference or perceptions of bias. Let the science speak for itself as the law requires.
The disagreement over land management, specifically development of more overnight lodging, got laid bare in Missoula Friday.