Writers on the Range: Oregon serves as test for stripping wildlife protections

An opinion piece argues that a draft management plan for Oregon's Blue Mountains national forests, drafted in anticipation of the Trump administration repealing the Roadless Area Conservation Rule, would triple logging, open old-growth forests, and weaken wildlife and watershed protections.

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