COMMENTARY | National Forests and COVID-19. What’s Happening?
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Tim Whitehouse | June 12, 2020
National Forests receive less attention than parks during COVID-19, but overcrowding, lack of resources, and risk to gateway communities are the same ...
Quentin Bass: Appalachian Tales with a Megaphone
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PEER | April 19, 2018
Quentin Bass blew the whistle on the Forest Service's suppression of its own historic ecological records showing Eastern Forests were dominated by old trees, which was used to justify increased logging and prescribed burning on millions of acres of public forest throughout the Southern ...
Jeff DeBonis: PEER Origin Story
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PEER | April 11, 2018
As a timber sale planner on Oregon’s Willamette National Forest in the late 1980s, Jeff came to the conclusion that the Forest Service was over-logging which would lead to the type of eco-degradation he had seen in Central America in the Peace Corps. He co-founded PEER ...
Forest Service Wants to Pay More in Money-Losing Timber Sale
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PEER | July 10, 2017
Alaska Region Urges Off-the-Books Cash to Logger to Sweeten Tongass Contract ...
National Forests Remain Vulnerable to Timber Theft and Fraud
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PEER | June 29, 2017
Lawsuit Filed to Force U.S. Forest Service to Disclose the Fate of Promised Reforms ...