Lynn Canal Conservation and two other conservation groups on Monday appealed the state’s Baby Brown timber sale, a planned clearcut of about 900 acres near the Klehini River.
Greenpeace and Oregon-based Cascadia Wildlands also are appealing the recent sale decision by the state Division of Forestry, saying it violates state law requiring foresters to use “best available data” and produce timber “without significant impairment of the productivity of land and water.”
“When properly considered, we…
