Kantuckkeean
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Go to Google Earth and look at the entire Northwest. See all of that green color? Those are trees...........BILLIONS and BILLIONS of trees.
Or take a flight over the Northwest............Trees for as far as the eye can see.
Since we've delved into logging now...
Do those trees provide the same benefits and harbor the entire suite of species that old growth forests harbor? You can cut down a biodiverse forest and replace it with a monoculture (southern pine plantations anyone?). Yes, both and undisturbed forest and the plantation have trees and look like forests, but the two aren't ecologically equal.
I'm not anti-logging and I believe in the MUSY policy, but part of MUSY should include off-limits areas to preserve biodiversity.
Kindest regards,
Kantuck
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