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Twenty-five years after the timber wars broke out, we’re still striving for the best sustainable balance among the economic, ecological, and social/recreational uses of our forests. It’s a complex puzzle. The Lomakatsi Restoration Project is on the front edge of solutions, bringing old adversaries to the table to restore forest health, viable jobs, and the traditional Native America practices that stewarded the forests for centuries.

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Published On Friday, March 04th, 2016

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