Areas may not be harvested near archeological sites, such as those areas containing Native American relics.

Window #2

Some salmon are in trouble because they have been overfished.

Window #3

Dams and hydroelectric plants block salmon waterways so fish can't reach their spawning grounds.

Window #4

Old methods of logging once blocked streams. Now foresters and others work to help salmon increase their numbers.

Window #5

Forest roads must be built carefully in order to prevent erosion.

Trees may not be harvested along either side of a water way. These areas are called riparian zones.

Window #7

Riparian zones need trees to shade fish.

Window #8

Riparian zones prevent too much erosion from clogging rivers and streams.

Window #9

Any harvest that is permitted on private land must protect wildlife, plants, and their habitat.

Window #10

Opening made by timber harvesting must only be 20 acres of less.