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Second Phase of Upper Greenbrier North Project Moves Forward

Dave Saville December 3, 2012December 28, 2018

Monongahela National Forest, Greenbrier District Ranger, Jack Tribble, signed the second of 3 decision notices on the Upper Greenbrier North project. This portion of the project includes spruce restoration activities. The November 29 notice also begins a 30-day appeal period.

Upper Greenbrier North Decision Notice Cover Letter
Upper Greenbrier North Decision Notice

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