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Forests to Faucets
Land owners along the South Fork Rivanna Reservoir Watershed could receive cash simply by planting trees on their property

Bark beetle problem will continue for at least 10 more years
The more than two-hour meeting at Laramie County Community College drew about 100 people

Power from trash and biomass could save cash and carbon
The $250,000 study, co-funded by the New York Energy Research and Development Authority, recommended that CURBI be built close to the Guterman greenhouse complex on Tower Road to pipe heat directly into the greenhouses

Mountain pine beetle is Alberta's eco-disaster
Our disaster is the mountain pine beetle: Mother Nature's chainsaw. Is the province doing enough to help communities cope?

Landowners must act quickly to salvage timber
Mississippi State University forestry specialists are advising landowners with timber damaged by the April 24 tornadoes to assess and remove injured trees promptly

UO study shows upswing, value in forest and watershed restoration
Public investments pay off with jobs and rural economic development

Beetle attack forces UM to clearcut part of outdoor classroom
The University of Montana's 28,000-acre outdoor classroom has been forced to do some traumatic logging in the past few weeks

Weyerhaeuser to review logging practices
Voluntarily increase landslide protections while reviewing two watershed analyses

Wallowa-Whitman putting $12.3 million in stimulus monies to work
The Wallowa-Whitman National Forest has received $12.3 million in American Re-investment and Recovery Act funds

Pine beetle epidemic to affect lumber supply continent-wide
Interior sawmills are expected to start running out of good timber in 3 to 5 years

Pine beetle to have continentwide impact on lumber supply: Report
A new report on the mountain pine beetle epidemic describes it as one of North America's largest natural environmental disasters

Strategy Offers Hope in Beetle Battle
Combating the spread of mountain pine beetles as they destroy trees across the West may be impossible to do on a large scale

What's Killing the Great Forests of the American West?
Across western North America, huge tracts of forest are dying off at an extraordinary rate, mostly because of outbreaks of insects

Pine beetles
Liquefied shrimp and crab shells shipped from Iceland could help thwart the pine beetles killing millions of trees across Montana and the West

Logging beetle-killed forests challenge
Forest ecologists trying to prevent the expansion of roads on public lands say in a new report that removing beetle-killed trees is unnecessary, except near mountain communities

Bitterroot forest walks fine line between ponderosa health, campground aesthetics
The telltale dripping of sap on the thick pine bark shows where the towering trees fought back against flights of bark beetles that are just beginning to make their presence known on the Bitterroot National Forest

Report: climate, not beetles, main cause of forest fires
A new report by four forest ecologists says climate rather than beetles is the main cause of forest fire risk, and that risk is best addressed by creating defensible spaces around homes instead of logging in the backcountry

Foresters land stimulus funding
Chris White has spent most of his working life helping communities protect against catastrophic wildfires, and the Boulder company he co-founded 10 years ago is internationally known for that expertise.

Caught between beetle, hard spot in economy
Beetles are battering Colorados forests, but the battle on the bugs also is bolstering the regions lumber industry, at least for a while.

Taking action against pine beetles
Pine beetles are changing the look of forests in Estes Park and throughout the West. Although the forests will recover, many property owners will see trees around them die.

More beetle-kill logging ahead for Summit County
Forest Service to run Fuels Reduction Project near Silverthorne, Colorado

Bark beetles rocked by sound
A phenomenon being dubbed Beetlemania is playing out in northern Arizona.

Guest opinion: Forest biomass offers Montana promise, pitfalls
The recent closure of Smurfit-Stones paper mill in Missoula has loggers and sawmill operators wondering who will buy their small logs, sawdust, chips and other residues -- an important stream of revenue

Group puts Medicine Bow Forest wood to work
The (Wyoming association) is looking to bring in companies with "nonconventional" uses for the beetle-ravaged wood

Pine beetles infest 2.7M acres of Montana pine forests
The epidemic is losing steam in some areas

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