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...of lumber for bid. It's a drop in the bucket for what we need," said Alaska Forest Association Board Director George Woodbury. "But every million [the U.S. Forest Service] sells is important to keep things moving."Woodbury said the...
George Woodbury spins a story about the timber industry in his latest letter ("Why timber sales were canceled," Jan. 15) that leaves out...
A few comments are due in reply to Mr. George Woodbury's "My Turn" piece in the Juneau Empire on Monday, July 12. First, let me describe my understanding of how the timber industry...
Some, such as the author of a recent My Turn ("Alaska needs to revitalize dormant timber industry," by George Woodbury), argue that timber sales will bring much needed investment to Southeast Alaska's economy and benefit our communities...
...timber sales to within 30 days of the announcement of a sale. In the article, Alaska Forest Association President George Woodbury praises Stevens' actions, saying "Time is always on the opposition's side." Excuse me for pointing out, Mr...
...the Alaska Forest Association with future legal bills. In a letter to the assembly, Forest Association President George Woodbury said the group is engaged in three legal battles over environmental issues. The group has tapped all its resources...
...the Alaska Forest Association with future legal bills. In a letter to the assembly, Forest Association President George Woodbury said the group is engaged in three legal battles over environmental issues. The group has tapped all its resources...
...once-vibrant forest industry in Southeast Alaska. "What has happened to this industry is just a shame," said George Woodbury, president of the Alaska Forest Association. "There used to be over 3,000 well-paid jobs in this industry...
...Many were hearing about it for the first time on Tuesday. "It's a good idea if we can get the timber," said George Woodbury, president of the Alaska Forest Association. Southeast Alaska's timber industry has seen mills close due to fewer...
...the land managers and they will get on with the job they are charged with - managing, not locking up the land, and providing recourses for the economic well-being of Southeast Alaska. George Woodbury Alaska Forest Association Ketchikan