Fires and prevention efforts sweep Ashley National Forest
A history of Ashley National Forest fire activity notes 25 wildfires in one summer, 57 acres burned and 45 fires suppressed thanks to prompt reporting and new high frequency radio coverage linking ranger districts. The article details ongoing recreation growth, engineering projects, and plans for visitor facilities as well as a plea for public cooperation in multiple use management. It includes a Naples couple in Hawaii reporting on LDS mission work and the Polynesian Village project in Laie, with dedication planned around September 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashley National Forest
High Unitas
Flaming. Gorge
Jogle Aroa
Forest Service
Multiple Uses Continued on Page Two
A study by the Intermountain Foreast and Range Experiment Station evaluates better management practices. A one mile fence and three ponds were built this year as part of an ongoing improvement program. The effort also inventories forage for recreation horses in the Untias Wilderness and tables wildlife statistics. A three man crew, trained across five western universities with 17 years of combined forestry wildlife range and watershed education, conducted the high country survey as a practical multiple use crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Intermountain Foreast and
Tigh’ Unitas
Wildlife cooperation aids Utah deer elk forest study efforts
Cooperation among the Utah Fish and Game Department, Sportsmen groups and federal agencies drives wildlife management. Exclosures test deer cattle use on ranges while rotation deferred grazing shores spring fall feeding. 45 acres of bitterbrush planted to aid deer. Flaming Gorge flood research on deer migration. pilot studies release juniper and plant deer browse. Wildlife impacts forest, timber, and forage ecosystems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah Fish and Game Department
Sportsmen's Groups
Tay Rood Wildlife Management
Forest Service
Ashley National Forest
Dutch John Draw
Flaming Gorge
Quebec origin debate on Angels We Have Heard on High
A fragment discusses a will permit and greetings from Lavell Mannaricus and friends. It questions whether Angels We Have Heard on High originated in France or in Quebec Canada, noting sources differ on the carol’s origin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lavell Mannaricus
Quebec
France
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Iret
Nsie
Eagle Creek
Dutch John
Cedar Springs
Med Canyon
Hed Canyon
Naples
Hawaii
Mra. LaVell Manwaring
Earwaii
Aloha
LDS Teme Ple
Lds Chuirch College
Laie
South Pacific
New Zealand
LDS Church
Pearl Harbor
Ilawali
Kakela
Pga
David O. McKay
Hg Health
Utah
Uintah Basin
High Wintas
Ashley Forest
Ashley! National Forest
Ae PO Lee
Mang Ot Bhy Ashley National Forest
Red Canyon
Asfomier
Searle Electric
West Main
Yornal, Utah
Cgambles
Iva Patitz
Wanda
Wade
Height Org
Pope’s Store
Mark, Ella
Hazel
Kathy
Laura
Syd
Jay
Paece
Hierry
Wally
Magmaet
Davis
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