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In new challenges to Alaska forest’s ‘Roadless Rule,’ pro-logging arguments have disappeared U.S. Supreme Court rulings may give opponents new ammunition. Sep 20, 2023By James Brooks, Alaska BeaconNewsforestry State challenges Biden’s revival of Roadless Rule in federal court Complaint filed Friday continues more than two decades of battles over Tongass policy. Sep 8, 2023by Mark SabbatiniNewsforestrylawsuit Resilient Peoples & Place: ‘Caring for the Land and Serving People’ A conversation with U.S. Forest Service Tribal Relations Specialist Jennifer Hanlon. Jul 20, 2023By Bethany Goodrich Storytelling Program Director Sustainable Southeast PartnershNewsAlaska NativesCapital City Weeklyforestry Forest plan stirs dispute over what counts as ‘old’Already disagreement is emerging… May 19, 2022By Matthew Brown and Matthew Daly Associated PressNewsforestryNation-World Roadless Rollback? Dunleavy and Trump eye Tongass National ForestMillions of acres could be opened for logging. Aug 29, 2019by Michael S. LockettNewsAlaska NativesforestryLocal News