But the problem is that it is not the forest regulations that are stopping us from doing it. The forest regulations are not saying you cannot go in there and thin.
Norman D. Dicks: “But the problem is that it is not the forest regulations that are stopping us from doing it. The forest regulations are…”
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Discussing forest regulations and their impact on land management.
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