Idaho Panhandle National Forests
 

Resource Management

Recreation Management

IPNF leadership and recreation specialists have analyzed how well our current developed recreation sites meet public needs. This analysis has included recreation trends, community importance, and current program constraints (primarily budget and personnel). Based on this analysis the forest has developed a 5 year program of work. Read more...

Fire Management

Fire is now a more critical management tool than ever as the threat to property increases and the evidence of the ecological importance of natural fire becomes more established. When conditions are correct and specific management needs warrant change, forest managers allow fire to once again play a role in forest and grassland health. However, human safety is always the first consideration whether fighting fires or using fire to restore a natural process.  Read more...

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