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2/14/2012 State Crews Wrap Up Mountain Pine Beetle Surveys 2/9/2012 Partners Team Up to Reduce Mountain Pine Beetle in the Northern Hills 2/7/2012 Education is the Key in Funding Pine Beetle Fight 2/2/2012 Lawrence County Conservation District and State Attack PB 1/31/2012 Mountain Pine Beetle Epidemic Slows In Some Areas 1/22/2012 Custer State Park Ramps up Pine Beetle Fight 01/06/2012 30,500 Beetle-Infested Trees Treated in Custer State Park
12/13/2011 Lumber Stained Blue by Mountain Pine Beetles is Structurally Sound
12/08/2011 Optimistic About Our Forest11/16/2011 Signup Complete For 2011 Black Hills Forest Initiative 10/14/2011 Strong Landowner Interest in Black Hills Forest Initiative 10/11/2011 Custer State Park's Battle Against Beetles 10/7/2011 Attention Landowners: Be Cautious of "Miracle Cures" for Mountain Pine Beetle 10/6/2011 Rep. Noem calls for grassroots Pine Beetle letter writing campaign9/21/2011 Wildfire Preparation Tips for Property Owners 9/15/2011 Mountain Pine Beetle Help Available for Black Hills Landowners 9/9/2011 Time of the Essence in Bug Battle 9/6/2011 U.S. Forest Service Awards $3 Million to Address South Dakota Bark Beetle and Fire Threats 8/25/2011 Black Hills Forest Initiative, by Gov. Dennis Daugaard 6/16/2011 The Time for Protection Against Mountain Pine Beetle is Now 5/20/2011 Save Your Pine Trees - Do Not Move Mountain Pine Beetle-Infested Wood 5/6/2011 Forest Workshop Series Coming to Black Hills 2/3/2011 Deadline Approaching for Mountain Pine Beetle Marking
Custer Peak and Surrounding Area Boulder Park Black Elk and Custer State Park - Norbeck Bugtown Gulch Custer Peak - Telegraph Pine Beetles Map with Photos Photo of Mountain Pine Beetle indicating size Color photo of Mountain Pine Beetle Detailed photo of Mountain Pine Beetle Boring Dust Photo of Cut & Chunking Photo of Infested Trees
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