Scientists ask Obama to back national roadless rule
By Bob Berwyn
Summit County Citizens Voice
April 15, 2010
SUMMIT COUNTY — A panel of conservation scientists and a former deputy forest service chief said Wednesday morning that Colorado’s version of a roadless rule puts valuable ecosystem services at risk by creating a “virtual grab-bag of potential development projects” on roadless national forest lands in the state. Read more…
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