The Roadless Rule was created in 2001 to preserve wild areas in national forests. This summer, the United States Department of Agriculture announced its intention to rescind the rule.

The public comment period for rescinding the Forest Service's Roadless Rule ends Friday. Four former Forest Service chiefs ...

Earlier this year, the Trump administration issued an executive order aimed at increasing timber production by at least 25%.

The Collaborative minutes also stated that an article published in the Aug. 20 Methow Valley News contained “inaccuracies, misquotes, and misleading information.” This is not true. The article ...

Time is running out for the public to weigh in on the Trump administration’s effort to dismantle popular, longstanding forest ...

Agency cites revenue timber auctions generate; critic says its practices don’t ‘reflect the ever-evolving circumstances of climate change’ ...

Once again the Alliance for the Wild Rockies caught the Forest Service breaking the law, took the agency to court, and won. This time a Washington federal ...

The last rays of daylight filter through the trees as Andres “Tata” López, 56, the local Maya mayor, greets his neighbors ...

Kelly Thayer, senior policy advocate with the Environmental Law and Policy Center, said these lands have remained untouched ...

Join the Friends of Cook Forest for a Walk in Penn’s Woods hike. Attendees will celebrate the beauty of Pennsylvania’s forests by walking a loop on the Camp and Corduroy Trails. Please meet at the ...

People have until Friday to weigh in on a proposal that could allow new roads and logging in wild areas. Read Story ...

A shaggy, cool-green lichen hangs from the trunk of a tree in a forest on northeastern Vancouver Island, growing on the bark ...