panda
Tongass
Rain forest conservation
Wood-pulp industry
Lumbering
Logging
Rain forests
Forests and forestry
Environmental aspects
Management
"After World War II, the U.S. government lured two pulp companies to Southeast Alaska by promising them low-cost timber from the Tongass National Forest, the planet's largest coastal temperate rain forest. The mills brought jobs and growth to a sparsely settled region. They also wreaked ecological h…
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