On the recordMarch 23, 2015
For over a dozen years Congress has steadily provided the Forest Service with new authorities that allow but do not require the agency to actively manage our forests.
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congress.gov“For over a dozen years Congress has steadily provided the Forest Service with new authorities that allow but do not require the agency to actively manage our forests.”
Barrasso discusses the need for active management of forests by the Forest Service.
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