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Retiring forest service supervisor “really worried” about Colorado public lands amid Trump administration job cuts

Summary by Denver Post
Newly retired White River National Forest supervisor Scott Fitzwilliams says he wants to take “the high road” when discussing challenges facing the agency in the aftermath of federal employee firings mandated by the Trump Administration, but he concedes they are worrisome. After 35 years with the forest service, the last 15 as the man in charge of Colorado’s sprawling White River forest, Fitzwilliams took advantage of buyouts offered to federal …

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boulder-monitor.com broke the news in Boulder, United States on Tuesday, March 25, 2025.
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