What does AFSEEE stand for?

Association of Forest Service Employees for Environmental Ethics

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Samples in periodicals archive:

None of the paints pass muster with officials of the Eugene-based Association of Forest Service Employees for Environmental Ethics, an advocacy group for agency workers.

TREE MARKERS HAVE HIGHER MISCARRIAGE RATES, STUDY SAYS

The Sierra Club said his appointment "signals that forest management will now be conducted in a science-based manner"; the Oregon Natural Resources Council called it "the most sweeping change of the Forest Service since its creation in 1905"; the Association of Forest Service Employees for Environmental Ethics said, "Jack Ward Thomas sends a clear signal that it is not going to be business as usual in the Forest Service.

Dead wood

ANDY STAHL is executive director of AFSEEE, the Association of Forest Service Employees for Environmental Ethics, based in Eugene, Oregon.

Why forest gridlock?

And thus was born the so-called Association of Forest Service Employees for Environmental Ethics (AFSEEE), which calls for "management policies which reflect true stewardship and an ecologically sustainable economic base .

A very hot potato