The “21-inch rule” protects trees that are 21 inches in diameter or larger at breast height on six national forests east of the Cascade Mountains crest in Oregon and Washington. It was implemented in ...
The order brings back protections that had long prohibited logging trees larger than 21 inches in diameter from six national forests in eastern Oregon and Washington. During the final days of the ...
What satellites spotted across tropical landscapes could reshape how we think about reforestation, and offer a surprisingly ...
11 years after the 2007 Moonlight Fire. (Left) A patch of forest that experienced high-intensity fire. The mature trees are charred from root to tip. (right) A patch of forest that experienced ...
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