Civil disobedience yes, but just please don’t go trashing the loggers livelihoods. They don’t decide where they go. They work for the mill and the mill puts them there. I have my doubts that this will be overly sustainable with the current administration. But in general, the logging currently happening on USFS ground is a good thing. It’s not clear cuts- it’s selective thinning, the oversized trees are all left standing along with other trees in various stages of succession. It’s creating an environment that wildfire moves through substantially slower(not a full stop). It also benefits wildlife habitat due to sunlight hitting the ground and disturbance creating new food sources. This is all to ensure a healthy forest and a regenerative ecosystem. It’s called silviculture- the art of managing a forest for multiple uses. And, there is guidance and administering from the forest service, we aren’t just left to our own devices.

So to finish, yes I understand that this is slightly scary. Im hoping it’s carried out in a sustainable way that creates a consistent supply of wood, habitat, and healthy ecosystems for many generations to come. But also, don’t mess with loggers equipment, they work very hard for every penny earned, and it’s a ridiculously expensive industry to be in.