The United States Forest Service and Bureau of Land Management were created to ensure the conservation of our national forests. Instead, these government agencies are using our tax dollars to fund logging, road building and other extractive resources on our endangered national forests. Due to the failures of these bureaus, we are no faced with having only five percent of our ancient forests left intact.
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