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    Ocala National Forest

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    The Ocala National Forest, located in north central Florida (Figure 1), encompasses approximately 383,000 acres and is rich in water resources with more than 600 lakes, springs, and rivers (United States Department of Agriculture, 2017). The forest also has a variety of historic, recreation, and scenic locations (Hollis, 2016). Of the 150 National Forests declared during United States President Theodore Roosevelt’s tenure, on November 24, 1905, the Ocala National Forest was the second established

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    Lockegee Rock near Morehead Kentucky holds a stunning view of the Daniel Boone National Forest! ¥ An absolute fantastic view. Captured from the top of the Daniel Boone National Forest, located in northeastern Kentucky near the city of Morehead, this featured image originates in one of the most beautiful and well kept secrets on earth. Although this location is breathtaking, efforts to capture images from the summit will certainly involve a bit hiking and climbing, but it’s definitely worth the

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    irreplaceable forests and wetland taken away for one purpose: more money. PolyMet wants to build a copper-nickel mine in northern Minnesota. They don’t want to just build this mine on a black field in northern Minnesota but on Chippewa National Forest. PolyMet does own the mining rights of this specific chunk of land, but USFS owns the land on top. I think this mine is a terrible idea because it will create both land disturbances and air and water pollution. I think a mine created on Chippewa National Forest

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    The Shawnee National Forest is one of the most prominent forest in not only Southern Illinois, but also the United States and around the world. A large portion of the Shawnee National Forest provides fish and wildlife habitat. These habitats provide a wide variety of activities to the local area and create quite an economic impact for the region. The many local lakes such as crab orchard, little grassy, cedar, and Glendale lake provide the many actives from fishing, boating, and camping that the

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    Conclusion The likelihood of the Great Forest National Park proposal going ahead depends on support based on both the positive and negative affects of the change. Many who use the area whether it be for recreational or business purposes are against the proposal. This is mainly down to the fact that it will place strict bans and limitation to the types of activates and the extent to which they can be carried out. For the people who will be using the park irregularly, the idea of having an eco-tourism

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    The recent camping trip to the Allegheny national forest was a time well spent where I learned much about myself and others.This trip also enabled me to make memories with people who I am not familiar with. One of those memories happened when I cut my leg trying to move a log and, Hayley was scrambling around the campsite looking for the med kit so she could bandage my leg. This is one of my favorite memories because, my incident is a silly little thing that happens, that I always remember. Also

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    International and national law on Forest Trade and management Introduction Forest goods and services are valuable recourses and providing huge benefits to humankinds and all live on earth. Forest can bring about high level of commercial, material, and immaterial benefits. Many countries get benefits from trading in forest goods and services and consider forestry to substantial source of income. On the other side, trade in forest goods and services can contribute to environmental problem and environmental

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    There are 5 designated wilderness areas in the White Mountain National Forest(WMNF) which were established with the wilderness act of 1964. The wilderness act lets the government set aside public lands that are considered to be untrammeled by man and is aimed to keep these lands that way. The Act states that in wilderness areas there shall be no commercial enterprises, no permeant roads, and no motor vehicles of any kind along with no structures in the wilderness areas. Also, emissions from the surrounding

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    Nestled deep in the mountains of Western North Carolina, the Linville Gorge is a federally designated wilderness area that is part of Pisgah National Forest. This unique slice of southern Appalachia is managed by the Grandfather Ranger District and is located in the Blue Ridge Escarpment near the town of Marion, NC. To the east, Linville Gorge is bordered by Jonas Ridge, and the slopes of Linville Mountain form the western border. The two steep sides create a terrain that is extremely rugged and

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    Jason Rodrigues Mr. Merrick Lit/Writing Per. 4 24 November 2017 Prison Break! All was quiet in Tongass National Forest, a remote region nestled in Southeast Alaska. The silence was abruptly shattered with the appearance of a helicopter; its metal blades slicing through the air and propelling it forward. A hail of bullets rained down, supersonic rounds whistling by the battered cabin. A man emerged stumbling and gripping onto another man as the smoke cleared. Al Kelly led a remarkably peaceful life

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