On the recordMarch 16, 2010
Anecdotal and collected data show that up-front collaboration is breaking the gridlock in our forests and help to get work accomplished on the ground.
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congress.govAnecdotal and collected data show that up-front collaboration is breaking the gridlock in our forests and help to get work accomplished on the ground.
Jon Tester emphasizes the importance of collaboration in forest management.
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