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- Alaska Forest Association
The Alaska Forest Association serves to sustain and improve the viability of the timber industry in Alaska Its members share common objectives, and the activities of the AFA directly impact the sustainability of Alaska’s forest products sector
- About - Alaska Forest Association
The Alaska Forest Association can be characterized as a high profile industry trade association Its members hold in common general business interests in the timber industry of Alaska AFA’s activities are directly related to the viability of the forest products industry in Alaska
- SitNews: AFA APPOINTS NEW EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
AFA is a non-profit industry trade association dedicated to advancing, restoring, promoting and maintaining a healthy, viable forest products industry in Alaska “As we embark on our 63rd year of operations, we are pleased to appoint Tessa as AFA’s new Executive Director
- Feds ask court to dismiss timber industry lawsuit that aims to increase . . .
The Alaska Forest Association along with two of their members, Viking Lumber and Alcan Timber, filed the lawsuit in March, alleging that the U S Department of Agriculture failed to fulfill a
- Alaska Forest Association Spring Meeting
The Alaska Forest Association’s goal is “maintaining healthy forests for today and tomorrow” and its members hold in common general business interests in the timber industry of Alaska The Alaska Forest Association can be characterized as a high profile industry trade association
- Alaska Forest Association names new executive director
Tessa Axelson will help lead the Ketchikan-based timber industry group, which has long-advocated for logging jobs and less federal red tape preventing timber sales in the Tongass National Forest
- Alaska Forest Association - Alaska Chamber
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- Faced with an important decision on the Tongass, why is the federal . . .
Together, they provided important feedback to top federal officials on how the Roadless Rule should apply to Alaska But the Alaska Forest Association — a timber industry group — has gotten
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