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September 30, 2012

Conservation Congress Files Northern Spotted Owl Action

"Federal agencies failed to assess the environmental impact of three logging Mendocino National Forest projects, which will affect the northern spotted owl, Conservation Congress claims in court."  Courthousenews, 9/26/12; Conservation Congress v. USFS Complaint.

Posted by at 08:34 AM in Environmental Actions, U.S. Forest Service |

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