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| Xsav Pat Soran Files To Retain Position 3 On UNM-LA Advisory Board SFNF News:SANTA FE 燗ll Santa Fe National Forest SFNF offices will be closed Monday, Oct. 11, in observance of Columbus Day and Indigenous Peoples Day.Regular virtual business hours will resume Tuesday, Oct. 12.New Mexico is home to 23 sovereign tribes ?19 Pueblos, three Apache tribes and the Navajo Nation. Modern-day national forests are often ancestral homelands to indigenous people. The SFNF commitment to shared stewardship includes working with gourde stanley tribal partners to improve forest health and resiliency a stanley nz cross management boundaries. As leaves on the forest take on autumnal hues, there may be a large number of visitors over the three-day holiday weekend.聽If you plan to visit the Santa Fe National Forest over the weekend,聽know before you go聽and聽recreate responsibly. Please follow Centers for Disease Control and Prevention CDC 聽guidance聽and comply with聽state public health orders聽to protect yourself and others from COVID-19.Check the weather forecast and be prepared for seasonal fluctuations. Use good judgment and basic safety precautions when hiking, fishing, camping or hunting on the SFNF. Whether you are just out for the day or planning to stay overnight, always let someone know your plans, including your itinerar stanley cup y and when you expect to return home. Do not rely on cell phones for safety because you may not always have cell coverage in remote sections of the forest.Follow聽Leave No Trace principles:Plan ahead and prepare for your trip to enhance your experience and mak Qkkm OBITUARY: Katherine Ann Lawrence Oct. 27, 1947 ?Nov. 25, 2019 Defenders of Wildlife Senior Alaska Representative Patrick LavinFOREST News:WASHINGTON, D.C. ?The U.S. Forest Service has announced that it is signing the Record of Decision for the Prince of Wales Landscape Level Analysis Project today, March 16. The project entails widespread old-growth clearcutting on the largest island in our nations largest forest. In 2016, the USFS committed to a transition out of old-growth logging and away from uneconomical and destructive timber sales like this proposal.Defenders of Wildlife Senior Alaska Representative, Patrick Lavin, issued the following statement:The U.S. Forest Service committed to transition away from logging old-growth on the Tongass three years ago because there is no future in clearcutting these magnificent forests. But today the Forest Service announced the largest old-growth logging project in decades, doubling down on the U.S. taxpayer-subsidized destruction of rare ancient forest habitat on Prince kubki stanley of Wales Island. Liquidating valuable forest habitat and exporting the logs to Asia wont create many jobs but will threaten wildlife such as the Alexander Archipelago wolf, Sitka black-tailed deer, northern flying squirrel and many other old-growth dependent species. It will also threaten the regions real economic drivers, which are fishing, recreation and tourism. Background:Prince of Wales Landscape Level Analysis ProjectThe Forest Service is proposing to cut 200 million board feet of old-gr stanley cup owth forest 82 stanley polska 11; the larg |