Deforestation as Gypsy Moths Hit Frederick Watershed
The Mountaindale watershed near Frederick sees extensive tree losses from gypsy moths, with over 300 acres felled since 1985. Woodcutters salvage dead timber at $12 per cord, while officials debate spraying priorities and higher salvage charges amid turbidity concerns for the reservoir.
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Frederick
Sofe Forestryals
Steve Ittner
State Forester
Coe Et Ae Wo
Ysuntaindale
Brick
Bittner
Robert Strine
Mountaindale Reservoir
Steve
Allen Merchant
City debates foresting changes to cut large stands
City officials say state proposes shifting from scattering single trees to cutting large forestland blocks to better manage a 100000 board foot annual wood use for parks and streets. State forester argues 50 acre stands are more practical and economical for long term management.
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Mountaindale
Department of Natural Resources
Oif
Gli
Robert Strine
Arlene Philis
Steve Bittner
Strine
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