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Article about the Southwest Forest Firefighter Program and the Indigenous peoples involvement.

(Please scan each news article on this paper separately, according to the title) Article about UofM's proposal to commence a bachelor's degree in American Indian studies.

The Department wants the Forest Service to clarify its intentions for managing the valuable old-growth resource.

Letter regarding the decline in timber sales because they cannot sell enough land due to conservations laws protecting old-growth areas and the spotted owl.

Report stating excessive logging due to construction or timber harvesting will, if left unchecked, devastate the wildlife in the Arizona forests.

Report detailing how fire affects a variety of natural resources, such as fuel reduction, burning activities, and wildfire mitigations.

List of major forest fires that occurred on the reservation as far back as the available records show (1903-1971).

Letter stating the then current conservation policy needs to be reanalyzed to determine how it will impact timber sales; however the policy still needs to be adhered to.

Letter summarizing a meeting between the two individuals, with reference to old growth maps, amounts, and harvesting policy.

Paper about the relationship between forestry and Indigenous peoples, such as how much timber they own and produce, the BIA hindering Indigenous independence, positive outcomes from tribal sawmills (i.e. education, teaching programs, etc), and GPRA information.

Report describes fuel management and its benefits for controlling wildfires and for reducing fire damages, and the role of the governments in wildfire protection.

Brochure informing the reader about the need for prescribed fires, and the protocols the forest srvices utilize. Duplicate included.

Article about the benefits for forest fires (for nature, animals, and forestry), the need to increase controlled fires, and a government meeting discussing controlled fires and its impact on air quality.

Article states the tribe has approved a controlled fire policy, under a federal protocol, and the council's rationale.

Information about the history of Fort Apache lumber companies.