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Are WA forests worth more as carbon sponges or timber harvests?

In the Spokane Tribe’s old-growth forests, spread over thousands of acres east of the Columbia River, people in hardhats walk under the ponderosa tree canopy with measuring tape. They aren’t

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Area bat population slowly but steadily rebounding | News, Sports, Jobs

White-nose syndrome decimated local bat populations when it showed up in the state in 2008 and began killing cave bats in 2009. Now, more than a dozen years la

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New study takes close look at where to protect at-risk species in Pennsylvania

Pennsylvania has relatively few areas of high importance for threatened species that are not already protected.

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Environmental News Network - Penn State Gets Grant to Teach Private Forest Owners to Adapt to Climate Change

Environmental News Network - Penn State Gets Grant to Teach Private Forest Owners to Adapt to Climate Change
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Penn State gets grant to teach private forest owners to adapt to climate change

Researchers in Penn State’s College of Agricultural Sciences will use a newly awarded $1.5 million grant from the U.S. Department of Agriculture to work with 13 other land-grant universities in the eastern U.S. to create an education program that will help private forests owners adapt to and mitigate climate change.

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