The endangered Northern Spotted Owl, which some loggers credit with killing the industry in Pacific Northwest old growth forests, is being used again to rally conservationists against logging.
In a letter signed by over 50 major environmental and conservation groups, President Obama is being urged not to open forests for timbering because it would threaten the newly secure habitat of the the tall birdy put on the endangered species list in 1990.
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