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Forest Service outlines Bridger‑Teton and Black Hills plan timelines; Wyoming ramps Good Neighbor Authority work
Summary
USFS and Wyoming State Forestry updated the committee on forest plan revision timelines for the Bridger‑Teton and Black Hills forests, and on expanded Good Neighbor Authority (GNA) activity. State Forestry urged statutory changes to let the program grow and offered metrics of GNA activity and accomplishments.
The U.S. Forest Service and Wyoming State Forestry briefed the Select Federal Natural Resource Management Committee on June 19 about two forest plan revision processes and an expansion of Good Neighbor Authority (GNA) activity in Wyoming.
Chris Campbell, deputy regional forester for the Forest Service Intermountain Region, said the Bridger‑Teton assessment is due to be released this summer and the Forest Service plans multiple public meetings in July (Afton, Jackson and Pinedale with later meetings planned in Bondurant, Cokeville, Evanston, Kemmerer, Marbleton, Moran, Rock Springs and Wilson). He described the Black Hills plan revision as adjusted to ensure capacity, with a notice of intent and proposed action tentatively planned for early 2026; the Black Hills…
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