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ARIZONA VOICES

Arizona Voices: The public is losing their national forests

Coconino National Forest

The character of America has been shaped by the richness of our forests and grasslands. Stewardship of this incredible legacy of public lands remains a fundamental measure of our nation’s success in preserving both democracy and natural heritage.

As retired professionals who once worked to conserve the more than 193 million acres of our national forests and grasslands, we understand the importance of fiscal responsibility. We recognize the need for efficiency and cost reductions.



The National Association of Forest Service Retirees Board of Directors consists of: Steve Ellis, Chair; Becki Heath, Vice Chair; Johnny Hodges, Secretary; Cheryl Probert; Jerry Perez; Lynn Sprague; Teresa Benson; Debbie Hollen; Marisue Hilliard; Don Howlett; Earl Stewart; Bill Avey; Gene Blakenbaker; Doug Crandall; Ralph Crawford; Rich Guldin; Tim DeCoster; Nora Rasure; Ed Shepard; Susan Skalski; Bill Timko; Jeanne Wade Evans; Mike Dudley -- and Chiefs Emeritus F. Dale Robertson; Michael Dombeck; Dale Bosworth; Abigail Kimbell; Tom Tidwell; and Victoria Christiansen.



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