
Speaker A
53:06 - 54:00
"The feedback that we receive on a side of opposition to the, to this strategy that's kind of proposed right now, we have an equal and opposite force of feedback asking for something more. And so our role is to find a balance where the most possible use is made available to the Alaskan public by DoF's management of the forest."
“The feedback that we receive on a side of opposition to the, to this strategy that's kind of proposed right now, we have an equal and opposite force of feedback asking for something more. And so our role is to find a balance where the most possible use is made available to the Alaskan public by DoF's management of the forest.”
The feedback that we receive on a side of opposition to the, to this strategy that's kind of proposed right now, we have an equal and opposite force of feedback asking for something more. And so our role is to find a balance where the most possible use is made available to the Alaskan public by DoF's management of the forest. And so with that in mind, I think it's, it's our priority to, to focus on, on making them the widest range of resources available.
The Division of Forestry wants to allow logging in wildlife habitat and recreation areas within the 286,000-acre Haines State Forest, not just lands currently designated for timber production. The change would enable carbon offset projects that require harvest opportunity.
