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A new film, "Tree-Sit: The Art of Resistance," documents
years of protests against clear-cut logging in Northern
California's Headwaters Forest.
by Mason Adams,
Apr 01, 2002
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The Oregon Department of Forestry wants to charge
protesters for timber that can't be cut in forests such as the
Tillamook, where tree-sitting activists have held longtime
protests.
by Erika Trautman,
Dec 17, 2001
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The Quincy Library Group plans a lawsuit to challenge the
Sierra Nevada Framework, which the group says has "killed" its own
collaborative plan for national forest management.
by Jane Braxton Little,
Dec 17, 2001
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The Eagle Creek timber sale in Mount Hood National Forest
near Portland, Ore., is a mecca for protesters, but some say the
sale is environmentally sound, and the protests are much ado about
nothing.
by Rachel Jackson,
Sep 24, 2001
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The AZ NoFee Coalition is protesting the user fee
demonstration program in the Red Rock area of Coconino National
Forest in Arizona.
by Bill Oriol,
Jan 29, 2001
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Environmentalists in favor of roadless area protection and
loggers and ORVers against it both gather in Missoula, Mont., to
give the Forest Service their opinion.
by Mark Matthews,
Jul 03, 2000
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Protests and chainsaws in Idaho's controversial roadless
Cove-Mallard area have both stopped since new Nez Perce National
Forest Supervisor Bruce Bernhardt announced that six unsold timber
sales planned for the area would remain unsold.
by Eric Barker,
Jan 17, 2000
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Activist Julia "Butterfly" Hill has lived for more than a
year in a 1,000-year-old redwood near Stafford, Calif., to protest
the cutting of old-growth trees.
by Rebecca Clarren,
Mar 15, 1999
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Pacific Lumber and Earth First! argue over who is
responsible for the death of activist David Chain, killed by a
falling tree in a protest on California's Headwaters
Forest.
by Dustin Solberg,
Oct 12, 1998
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The writer goes to central Idaho to visit the heart of the
longest-standing Earth First! demonstration, protesting the
Cove-Mallard timber sale.
by Bryan Foster,
Sep 14, 1998
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