Forest Service proposes logging portions of Greenwood Fire area
Burned trees on Superior National Forest may be opened to loggers. Plan focuses on one percent of the area burned by this summer’s biggest fire in northeastern Minnesota.
Burned trees on Superior National Forest may be opened to loggers. Plan focuses on one percent of the area burned by this summer’s biggest fire in northeastern Minnesota.
Public comments invited on plans for timber harvest and prescribed burning in eastern Superior National Forest.
DNR leaders will meet with conservation groups about logging in wildlife management areas, and potential harms to habitat.
Long-term planning will allow more flexibility to adapt to rapidly-changing conditions across the Tofte Ranger District.
Superior National Forest officials recently concluded the lengthy development of a plan to manage significant swaths of public land near and in the Boundary Waters.
Major new logging and burning project will seek to diversify forest habitats for moose and other wildlife.
The state is currently taking comments on the possibility of a 25 percent increase in timber harvest across its lands.
About a third of the trees in a 62-acre parcel would be cut, but hikers and skiers oppose the project’s impact on popular recreation area.
Forest Service proposes multi-pronged effort to get more of the young forests moose need for food.