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The Forest Services proposes to designate which routes (roads and trails) on federal lands administered by the Forest Service within the Black Hills National are open to motorized travel.
Ponderosa pine forests that have been thinned, prescribed burned, and logged are shaking off worsening pine beetle attacks and increasingly difficult wildfires, officials say.
The Black Hills National Forest is located in southwestern South Dakota and northeastern Wyoming on 1.2 million ponderosa pine-studded acres ranging in elevation as high as 7,242 feet.