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The U.S. Forest Service is revamping the management plan for Tongass National Forest in Alaska, a decision that could significantly impact the regions old-growth trees, local communities, fisheries, and tourism. The current plan, last updated in 2016, is due for a major overhaul, and public input is crucial. The agency has been shifting towards tree preservation for climate resilience and economic benefits, but new executive orders and increased commercial timber sales are adding pressure to increase logging activities. The decisions made during this revision will shape the forests future for decades, balancing economic needs with long-term health for people and nature.

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