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| The Mountain Pine Beetle continues to destroy Colorado's forests. This year the epidemic will move in force from the Western Slope to the Front Range. We must develop a plan to mitigate the damage to our remaining forests and dispose of the dead trees before they become fuel for massive wildfires in coming years. Please read the articles linked below and then find a way to help. The Beetles Fly In Late July You Can make a Difference Thanks, Wes Rutt Forest Biomass Chair Colorado Tree Farm State Committee |
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