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People
are
demanding
more
of
the
goods,
services,
and
amenities
provided
by
the
forests
of
the
Pacific
Northwest,
but
the
finiteness
of
the
supply
has
become
clear.
This
issue
involves
complex
questions
of
biology,
economics,
social
values,
community
life,
and
federal
intervention.
Forests
of
the
Pacific
Northwest
explains
that
economic
and
aesthetic
benefits
can
be
sustained
through
new
approaches
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The
federal
role
in
the
management
of
nonfederal
U.S.
forests
was
once
relatively
simple:
to
assist
in
the
prevention
and
control
of
wildfires.
The
administrative
structure
to
carry
out
this
role
was
similarly
uncomplicated,
with
most
programs
under
the
aegis
of
the
U.S.
Department
of
Agriculture.
In
recent
years,
however,
both
the
management
and
administrative
landscapes
have
changed
dramatically.
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The
ten
small
scenes
show
a
one
mile
square
area
in
the
Olympic
National
Forest
to
the
northwest
of
the
Olympic
National
Park
on
the
Olympic
Pennisula
in
northwestern
Washington
State.
Clear
cutting
in
the
area
was
already
well
underway
at
the
time
for
the
first
Landsat
scene
in
1984.
Public
land
use
policy
changes
in
the
late
1980s
resulted
in
timber
cutting
relocating
from
public
lands
to
private
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An animation of the changes in the Olympic National Forest from 1984 to 1995 -
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Photographs from Olympic National Forest, 1997
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Young conifers in a regrowth region. -
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Photographs from Olympic National Forest, 1997
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Nice sharp clear-cuts in mid-distance. -
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This
video
is
about
a
simple
hike
through
the
woods
that
turns
into
a
learning
experience
for
three
teenagers.
When
a
forester
from
the
Kentucky
Division
of
Forestry
joins
their
outing,
the
young
hikers
begin
an
exploration
of
the
history
of
the
forests
of
Kentucky,
the
natural
and
human
influences
that
have
shaped
them,
and
what
it
will
take
to
ensure
their
future
survival.
The
online
video
includes
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This illustrated story is about a seven year old girl whose father works as a town forester. The story is interspersed with facts about trees and teaches children about urban forests, ecosystems, foresters, and photosynthesis as well as the differences between broadleaf, conifer, deciduous, and evergreen trees.
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In this lesson plan students learn about different types of forests - temperate deciduous forests, temperate evergreen forests, and tropical rain forests. Students will concentrate on the tropical rain forest and learn about the Congo Trek made by the explorer Michael Fay through the African rain forest.
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This site contains Great Smoky Mountains National Park information, a park map, photographs, and visitor information. Included are information about the forests in the Park, Newfoundland Gap, Clingsman Dome, and links to sites with more facts. The Park is located within the Appalachian Mountain chain in both North Carolina and Tennessee.
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This
student
guide
provides
an
introduction
to
the
types
and
value
of
tropical
forests,
deforestation,
the
practice
of
forestry,
forestry
research,
and
tropical
forestry.
The
guide
shows
how
modern
practices
can
help
stem
the
tide
of
forest
destruction
while
continuing
to
provide
valuable
products
for
people.
Examples
of
sustainable
forestry
are
cited,
which
could
be
used
as
models
for
protecting
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