Two weeks after the Trump administration announced a U.S. Forest Service “restructuring” that would close regional offices and most of the agency’s research facilities, impacts to Alaska – home to the two largest U.S. national forests – remain unclear. The U.S. Department of Agriculture announced on March 31 that the Forest Service’s national headquarters will […]
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