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A student logger operates a processor at the University of Idaho Experimental Forest east of Moscow.
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Smoke rolls from a prescribed burn at the University of Idaho Experimental Forest.
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University of Idaho firefighters annually control several prescribed burns on the U of I forest near Moscow.
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Former University of Idaho student Shannin Murphy operates the IFA Forest Nursery south of Portland.
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A skidder, part of the University of Idaho student logging crew, moves logs.
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Denny Dawes, owner of Wildlife Habitat Nursery near Princeton, learned his trade at the University of Idaho’s Pitkin Forest Nursery in the 1980s.
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A tree shines through the fog at the University of Idaho Experimental Forest near Troy.
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Learning to operate logging equipment, assess fuels that could accelerate wildfires, or grow pine seedlings for reforestation often requires years of on-the-job training....
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