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Beta© 2026 Adaptrex, LLC
Federal award · other reimbursable, contingent, intangible, or indirect financial assistance
The Largest Source of Litigation That Prevents Timber Sales on Public Land in Montana Are Lawsuits Regarding Destruction of Grizzly Bear Habitat. Recent Research in Idaho and Canada Has Shown That Timber Harvest May Have Benefits for Grizzly Bears, as Well as Other Wildlife Species of Concern. the Results of This Project Can Provide Scientific Data That Will Mitigate the Impacts of Litigation Seeking to Block Timber Harvest and Fuels Reduction Projects in Grizzly Bear Habitat and Enhance the Ability to Proactively Manage Grizzly Bear Habitat as Well as the Habitat of Other Wildlife Species of Concern. the Results Will Support the Active Forest Management Strategy by Helping to Streamline Environmental Compliance.
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