“Forests are not quiet,” says Tom Abel, a member of the Haida Tribe who is the first to speak in Musicwood. He’s right in the most traditional sense, of course. The ecosystem of the Tongass National Forest is a busy one, even if there wouldn’t normally be the crashing of timber or the shouts of protesters. A forest has a life of its own, full of creakin…
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