Us Forest Service

Events (18)

• August 11, 2002 and After: Environmental Activists Indicate Willingness to Use Guns to Further Agenda 2002-08-11
• November 27, 2002: Bush Administration Proposes Easing Logging Restrictions 2002-11-27
• January 3, 2003: Forest Service Proposes Limiting Review Requirements for Some Timber Sales 2003-01-03
• June 9, 2003: Bush Administration Says It Still Wants to Give States Option to Apply for Exemption from Roadless Rule 2003-06-09
• December 3, 2003: Healthy Forest Restoration Act Becomes Law, Reducing Oversight 2003-12-03
• December 23, 2003: Forest Service Allows Road Construction in Alaskan Forest 2003-12-23
• January 14, 2004: Forest Service Considers Limiting Input from Other Agencies about Its Activities 2004-01-14
• January 22, 2004: Forest Plan Triples Amount of Timber for Harvesting 2004-01-22
• February 15, 2004: Forest Service Allows Poisoning of Prairie Dogs 2004-02-15
• February 20, 2004: Duration of Grazing Permits Increased for National Forests and Grasslands 2004-02-20
• March 23, 2004: Federal Wildlife Protection Reduced, Logging Increased 2004-03-23
• August 6, 2004: Associated Press Summarizes Investigation of Amendment to Nevada Forest Plan 2004-08-06
• October 2002: Consultant Finds Forest Service’s Team Is Working Really Well
• March 2003: Forest Service Decides to Outsource Work by Model Department
• (Between 2001 and 2002): Bush Official Instructs Forest Service Employees to Play Down Public Opposition to Roadless Rule
• June 2004: Study Finds Forest Service Outsourcing Will Cost More
• (Late 2003): Forest Service Removes Experienced Biologist from Work on Nevada Forest Plan
• Late January 2004: US Forest Service Uses Misleading Pamphlet to Promote Bush Administration’s Forest Policy