The local lumber mill has closed, the nearby dam is being torn down and a multimillionaire developer is buying up Bonner, Mont., one of the nation’s last company towns.
Aerial photographs of an isolated community of indigenous people in the Amazon basin were released to show that they exist but may be endangered by illegal logging.
Findings about increased deforestation of the Amazon escalated what had been a long-simmering battle between Brazilian businesses and environmentalists across the world into a low-grade war.
Endangered sea turtles have been found dead or unable to build viable nests in nesting grounds off Gabon’s shores, a consequence of logging operations in the rain forests of central Africa.
More than three million acres in Tongass National Forest in Alaska would be open to logging under Bush administration plan that supporters believe will revive state's struggling timber industry
The sales of more than a million acres of timberland in Northern Michigan have caused many people to worry about their jobs and their ability to hunt and fish.
A federal appeals court blocked the rule under which the Bush administration allowed logging and burning projects in national forests without first analyzing their effects on the environment.
