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Some forests in the Western United States will have been logged at different times and by different methods i.e. clearcut vs selective logging.

As time goes by, the trees will grow back but this results in different environments and amount of wildlife as well as some areas being easier to hike with less deadfall on the ground.

Are their historical maps of when a forest in the US was logged?

Some forests in the Western United States will have been logged at different times and by different methods i.e. clearcut vs logging.

As time goes by, the trees will grow back but this results in different environments and amount of wildlife as well as some areas being easier to hike with less deadfall on the ground.

Are their historical maps of when a forest in the US was logged?

Some forests in the Western United States will have been logged at different times and by different methods i.e. clearcut vs selective logging.

As time goes by, the trees will grow back but this results in different environments and amount of wildlife as well as some areas being easier to hike with less deadfall on the ground.

Are their historical maps of when a forest in the US was logged?

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Charlie Brumbaugh
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Are there US Forest Service maps of historical logging?

Some forests in the Western United States will have been logged at different times and by different methods i.e. clearcut vs logging.

As time goes by, the trees will grow back but this results in different environments and amount of wildlife as well as some areas being easier to hike with less deadfall on the ground.

Are their historical maps of when a forest in the US was logged?