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Credit Pacific Service Union A federal judge delayed salvage logging on western Colorado land burned in the 2002 Missionary Ridge fire, siding with an environmental group's argument that the agency didn't assess how the project would affect indicator wildlife species.

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Card Credit Mobile Service A federal judge has halted salvage logging scheduled to begin this week on Missionary Ridge as a result of the 2002 fire that burned more than 70,000 acres.

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Card Credit Discover Service Zita Weinshienk, a senior judge in U.S. District Court in Denver, ordered that no logging occur until the Forest Service complies with a wildlife-monitoring program indicative of the overall health of forest animals.

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Credit Public Service Union Colorado Wild, whose primary goal is to protect forested wildlife habitat in Southwest Colorado, filed its lawsuit Dec. 23. Weinshienk didn't address two other Colorado Wild concerns - water quality and allegedly faulty analysis in the preparation of the environmental study addressing logging impacts.

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Card Credit Processing Service The Forest Service proposed logging on 3,300 acres burned in the Missionary Ridge Fire. Contracts would allow the cutting of 11 million board feet of conifers and 2 million board feet of aspen.

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Card Credit Service Wireless Dave Dallison, the timber program leader at the San Juan Public Lands Center, said Weinshienk's order is only a temporary setback. It isn't a final ruling, Dallison said in a press release.

Credit Security Service Union "The judge did not rule on whether the Forest Service can sell the timber, but instead determined there is reason to delay the implementation of the project until the merits of the case could be heard," Dallison said. "There may be a need to meet further quantitative data collection."

Credit Report Service Dallison was referring to the agency's Management Indicator Species, a standard by which the condition of certain animal species in the San Juan National Forest are considered representative of all wildlife.

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Christian Counseling Credit Jeff Berman, executive director of Colorado Wild, said the Forest Service didn't have data on six species in its environmental study. He listed the mountain bluebird, hairy woodpecker, Merriam's turkey, Abert's squirrel, American marten and green-tailed towhee.

Credit Federal Service Union Weinshienk's 13-page order said the Colorado Wild complaint met the four criteria necessary to issue a preliminary injunction. The judge said:

Credit Monitoring Service Colorado Wild was likely to prevail on the merits of the case.

Credit Division Service The organization would suffer irreparable injury to its environmental interests without the injunction.

Card Credit Online Service Colorado Wild stands to lose more than the Forest Service, an irreparable loss versus an economic one.

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Card Credit Fleet Service Weinshienk said the likelihood that Colorado Wild would prevail on the Management Indicator Species issue made it unnecessary to determine the plaintiff's chances of success in alleging the Forest Service is violating provisions of the National Forest Management Act and the National Environmental Policy Act.

Card Consolidation Credit "The record is replete with evidence that the Forest Service lacks the required data," Weinshienk said.

Credit Free Online Report According to Berman, the Forest Service hasn't collected data on wildlife species since adopting the Management Indicator Species decades ago.

Credit Federal First Service Colorado Wild is concerned about erosion and deterioration of water quality as the result of logging on steep slopes and the construction of three miles of new roads and the reconstruction of 76 miles of existing roads.

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