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The Spring 2012 issue of the Wyoming State Forestry Division's newsletter focuses on the importance of forestry best management practices (BMPs) for protecting water quality in Wyoming's watersheds. It highlights the results of the 2011 BMP audits, which showed high compliance among timber sale operators. The newsletter also discusses various initiatives, including wildfire risk reduction projects along the Bighorn River, community forestry grants awarded for tree planting and education, and updates on Tree City USA certifications. Additionally, it provides guidance on pine tree care and preventive measures against pests, as well as information about upcoming events related to forestry and environmental education.

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