Trump’s Logging Order Unleashes Chainsaws on America’s National Forests
President Trump on Saturday signed an executive order aimed at undermining safeguards for endangered wildlife and bypassing other environmental protections to radically increase logging and road building on hundreds of millions of acres of national forests and other public lands.
Employees who maintained America's most wild places say they are concerned for public safety, and for wildlife.
Glenwood Springs resident and former White River National Forest employee Jamie Werner will join U.S. Sen. Michael Bennet as ...
The U.S. Forest Service is now tasked with finding someone who fits Fitzwilliams’ pay grade who can replace him in an interim ...
Everybody likes efficiency in government. I do, too. We all want the government to be better. But you have to do that ...
Oregon, announced Monday that his guest to President Trump’s address to a joint session of Congress on Tuesday evening will ...
Visitors to national parks and forests from North Carolina’s mountains to its coast could notice a drop in services because ...
President Donald Trump's order to fire thousands of federal workers left gaps int he workforces of national parks and ...
The pack of mules, 16 in all, live with seven horses at a U.S. Forest Service property called Eightmile Ranch in the Methow ...
The turmoil comes at a critical time as millions of visitors are expected at Massachusetts national parks this year, ...
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