IN RE BIG THORNE PROJECT and 2008 Tongass Forest Plan,
Southeast Alaska Conservation Council; Alaska Wilderness League; Sierra Club; National Audubon Society; Natural Resources Defense Council, Plaintiffs-Appellants, and
Cascadia Wildlands; Greater Southeast Alaska Conservation Community; Greenpeace; Center for Biological Diversity; the Boat Company, Plaintiffs,
v.
United States Forest Service; United States Department of Agriculture; Beth Pendleton, in her official capacity as United States Forest Service Region 10 Regional Forester; Forrest Cole, in his official capacity as Forest Supervisor for the Tongass National Forest; Thomas Tidwell, in his official capacity as Chief of the United States Forest Service, Defendants-Appellees,
State of Alaska; Alaska Forest Association, Inc.; Southeast Conference; Viking Lumber Company, Inc.; City of Craig; Icy Straits Lumber Co. Inc.; Southeast Stevedoring Corporation; Alaska Electric Light and Power Company; Alaska Power & Telephone; Alaska Marine Lines, Inc.; Alaska Miners Association; First Things First Foundation; Samson Tug and Barge Company, Inc.; Tyler Rental, Inc.; Resource Development Council of Alaska, Inc.; Southeast Roadbuilders, Inc.; Boyer Towing, Inc.; City of Ketchikan; Ketchikan Gateway Borough; City and Borough of Wrangell; Federal Forest Resource Coalition; First Bank, Intervenor-Defendants Appellees.
In re Big Thorne Project and 2008 Tongass Forest Plan,
Southeast Alaska Conservation Council; Alaska Wilderness League; Sierra Club; National Audubon Society; Natural Resources Defense Council, Plaintiffs, and
Cascadia Wildlands; Greater Southeast Alaska Conservation Community; Greenpeace; Center for Biological Diversity; the Boat Company, Plaintiffs-Appellants,
v.
United States Forest Service; United States Department of Agriculture; Beth Pendleton, in her official capacity as United States Forest Service Region 10 Regional Forester; Forrest Cole, in his official capacity as Forest Supervisor for the Tongass National Forest; Thomas Tidwell, in his official capacity as Chief of the United States Forest Service, Defendants-Appellees,
State of Alaska; Alaska Forest Association, Inc.; Southeast Conference; Viking Lumber Company, Inc.; City of Craig; Icy Straits Lumber Co. Inc.; Southeast Stevedoring Corporation; Alaska Electric Light and Power Company; Alaska Power & Telephone; Alaska Marine Lines, Inc.; Alaska Miners Association; First Things First Foundation; Samson Tug and Barge Company, Inc.; Tyler Rental, Inc.; Resource Development Council of Alaska, Inc.; Southeast Roadbuilders, Inc.; Boyer Towing, Inc.; City of Ketchikan; Ketchikan Gateway Borough; City and Borough of Wrangell; Federal Forest Resource Coalition; First Bank, Intervenor-Defendants-Appellees.
In re Big Thorne Project and 2008 Tongass Forest Plan,
Southeast Alaska Conservation Council; Alaska Wilderness League; Sierra Club; Natural Resources Defense Council, Plaintiffs-Appellants,
v.
United States Forest Service; United States Department of Agriculture; Beth Pendleton, in her official capacity as United States Forest Service Region 10 Regional Forester; Forrest Cole, in his official capacity as Forest Supervisor for the Tongass National Forest; Thomas Tidwell, in his official capacity as Chief of the United States Forest Service, Defendants-Appellees,
State of Alaska; Alaska Forest Association, Inc.; Southeast Conference; Viking Lumber Company, Inc.; City of Craig; Icy Straits Lumber Co. Inc.; Southeast Stevedoring Corporation; Alaska Electric Light and Power Company; Alaska Power & Telephone; Alaska Marine Lines, Inc.; Alaska Miners Association; First Things First Foundation; Samson Tug and Barge Company, Inc.; Tyler Rental, Inc.; Resource Development Council of Alaska, Inc.; Southeast Roadbuilders, Inc.; Boyer Towing, Inc.; City of Ketchikan; Ketchikan Gateway Borough; City and Borough of Wrangell; Federal Forest Resource Coalition; First Bank, Intervenor-Defendants-Appellees.
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Argued and Submitted February 3, 2016, Seattle, Washington.
Filed May 23, 2017.