Thank you. And we welcome you as part of the panel.
We have spent $1 billion a year trying to recover the salmon runs up the Columbia River, clear up to Montana.
One of the ironies I have found is that often those, even in the Federal Government, who are on the land and who actuall...
I hope it was worth your time. I do know that the answers that you gave to Committee members were interesting, were insi...
I appreciate the fact of what you have done with the lands that are yours as part of the Reservation, part of the treaty...
Thank you for being here. The hearing is adjourned.
So, I am looking forward to hearing more detail from these witnesses on how they are able to accomplish--but I actually ...
It is time for the federal government to cease being an absentee landlord on the 600 million acres of this country that ...
It is not anti-environment to talk about thinning forests through sustainable management, but it is both scientifically ...
It is time for the Federal Government to cease being the absentee landlord over 600 million acres of this country that i...
I also want to say that though I have been talking in terms of volume of timber and associated revenues, when it comes t...
OK. And as an old school teacher, I really appreciate that one.
Forest management is complex. There is not a one-size-fits-all approach.
We will hear from one of our witnesses today about a similar model in Wisconsin.
Rather than offering the all-too-familiar rhetoric of how complying with one Federal order or another costs too much, it...
The last few decades have seen our National Forest System fall into complete neglect.
I said from the start it is not perfect, but it is certainly better than what we have been doing, spending more money fo...
It just seemed too risky for us to move forward.
