Annual Report - Forest Service Employees for Environmental Ethics

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Forest Magazine
The Spring, 2010 issue of Forest Magazine was the last print
issue before we transitioned to an online format. In that issue,
we revisited the Cerro Grande Fire that swept through
Los Alamos in 2000. Long-time FSEEE members will recall
that the first issue of Forest Magazine warned of the dangers
of wildfire in the woods near the Los Alamos Nuclear Lab.
We thought it was fitting that the last issue examined the
aftermath of the fire that came only a few months after our
first publication.
The transition to online news has had its challenges, but
as 2010 drew to a close, we were confident that we made the
right choice. Our updated website provides a clearinghouse
of information about national forest issues and has allowed us
to post up-to-date news so that our readers can continue to
be enlightened and informed. At www.fseee.org, the public
can find weekly updates of Forest Service news by region,
pictures and stories about national forests across the country,
book reviews, blogs and more. In addition, we have archived
all the issues of Forest Magazine and provide this database of
information at no charge.
To supplement our online presence, and maintain a connection
to our members who prefer print, we produced the
first issue of Forest News in November. We plan to send the
six-page newsletter out by mail three times a year, in addition
to posting it on our website and sending it electronically to
agency employees and citizens who sign up to receive news
from FSEEE. In addition to our FSEEE news, we send a
weekly roundup of Forest Service news stories to subscribers
by email.
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