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Germany to help fund UN program to protect forests
Germany, Norway give $1.5B to fight deforestation
Forestry companies reach environmental deal
Colo. mine can install vent holes in roadless area
Ex-Fish and Game officials warn of Sealaska bill
Amorous slug, orange snake among finds on Borneo
List of new quarters being issued by US Mint
Cameron-backed Amazon dam delay nixed by judge
Amazon dam delay overturned by Brazil judge
Cameron: Amazon dam dispute a real-life ‘Avatar’
Gallatin Forest to restrict motorcycle, bike use
Montana judge: Weed-spraying plan could hurt bears
Nevada tree plantation to help fight deforestation
UN: forests still disappearing
ROME — Ambitious planting programs in Asia and the United States have helped slow the global rate of deforestation but farmers are still cutting trees to clear land at an alarmingly high rate, a U.N. survey released Thursday shows.
UN releases forestry report
ROME — A U.N. report says forests are winning in some countries thanks to planting programs but disappearing in parts of South America and Africa as trees are cut down for farmland.
Need for wood highlights US insect problems
Prince Charles to visit bison-filled Polish forest
Court favors sage grouse in Mont. grazing lawsuit
Meeting on deforestation boosts morale, budget
