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• Court Ruling will Protect John Muir & Ansel Adams Wildernesses from Excessive Commercial Packstock Use (11/6/07)
  SAN FRANCISCO – On Tuesday, a federal judge ruled that a plan adopted by the U.S. Forest Service in 2005 to allow substantial growth in commercial packstock operations in two High Sierra wilderness areas was unlawful, citing the agency’s failure to protect and restore resources damaged by these operations.
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