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It is time to further public policy that enables an innovative, culturally based, historically proven method of forest management. Sustainability
We recognize climate change and our need to adjust our practices to reflect the changing environmental conditions in our forests.
"Nature" is indiscriminate. From an ecological standpoint, man-made boundaries are not the best solution. When we plan within
The land is the heart of our culture. It gives us our identity...our place. We demonstrate respect for the
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Wildfire suppression costs are soaring to over one billion tax dollars per year. This is causing a fiscal crisis in
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