The Trump administration’s plan to repeal a rule prohibiting logging and road construction in undeveloped parts of national ...

The Trump administration rescinded a rule meant to safeguard forests across the West in a move that could open 2 million ...

The Trump administration has ended a decades-old rule protecting roadless areas in national forests, which could open ...

About 4.2 million roadless acres of National Forest land in Colorado will remain protected despite the Trump administration’s ...

The land at stake ranges from the far north's dense coastal forests to Southern California’s great expanses of brush. Experts ...

The proposal could open road construction and logging to about 30 percent of Forest Service land, including about 37% of ...

The rule, first established in 2001 by the then-outgoing Clinton administration, allows the federal agency to designate “inventoried roadless areas” within the National Forest System.

In 2006, Risch led a two-year effort to craft the Idaho-specific roadless rule. Implemented in 2008, it overrides the ...

The USDA will pursue overturning the rule because, according to Secretary Brooke Rollins, it limits accessibility for timber ...

The Trump administration plans to rescind a nearly quarter-century-old rule that blocked logging on national forest lands, ...

The Idaho Roadless Rule will not be included in the Trump administration's effort to rescind the national rule that protects ...