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Asia's tallest wooden tower burns to ground

10 Dec, 2017 - rt.com A huge blaze has engulfed and destroyed a 16-story wooden tower, known as the tallest of its kind in Asia, after a fire raged through a monastery in Sichuan Province, southwest China.

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VPA Update: A year on from FLEGT licensing (ForestPress)

A year after the first FLEGT licences from Indonesia entered the EU market (15 November 2016), it is expected that Ghana will soon become the second country to export FLEGT-licensed timber to the EU (see the Ghana update below), and the first in Africa.

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Belowground fungal interactions with trees help explain non-native plant invasions

Mycorrhizal fungi are a type of fungi that help trees feed on minerals in the soil and, in turn, feed off sugars in tree roots. New research by a US Forest Service scientist and partners suggests that the type of mycorrhizal fungi dominant December 1, 2017 - phys.org New research published by a team of scientists from the USDA Forest Service and Purdue University suggests that tiny soil fungi that help and are helped by trees may influence a forest's vulnerability to invasion by non-native plants.

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Klamath getting $33K in additional timber funds

01-12-2017 - By STEPHEN FLOYD H&N Staff Reporter - heraldandnews.com Klamath County expects to receive roughly $32,608 from a $1.4 million federal payout to O&C Lands Act counties.

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New York woman killed by hunter while walking dogs

By Elizabeth Joseph and Steve Almasy, CNN - November 25, 2017 A woman walking her dogs near her western New York home was fatally shot Wednesday by a man who told police he mistook her for a deer.

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Meet the latest recruit to the UK flood defence team: the beaver (theguardian.com)

Patrick Barkham - Saturday 16 September 2017 Villagers in the Forest of Dean back plans to release a beaver family to protect their homes by damming waterways Beavers could be put to work building dams to stop a village from flooding in the Forest of Dean, in what would be the first such scheme on government land.

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Lyme disease (forestry.gov.uk)

01-09-2017 - Information for environment sector organisations on raising awareness amongst staff and visitors

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Bear-problems in Romania: who is to blame?

By Nick Huisman on August 8, 2017 - wilderness-society.org - Romania is home to the largest number of brown bears in Europe, approximately 6,600 individuals.

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