USDA Forest Service Home
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Emory Oak Collaborative Tribal Restoration Initiative
Ensuring the Emory oak habitat is around for future generations.
Keep those scary bats this Halloween
Build a Bat House for a not so scary creature of the night.
One Moving Part: The Forest Service Ax Manual
Dedicated to preserving knowledge about the working ax and to the people who use this fundamental tool in the forests of America.
Cutting trees at the right place at the right time
Timber sales are important for mitigating wildfire.
Get Your Christmas Tree Permit
Cutting a holiday tree is a special tradition to share with family and friends while helping to maintain a healthy forest.
Wood innovation is taking to the skies
A 25 story-high building is being built with wood…for real.
When the extraordinary becomes the ordinary, the ordinary become extraordinary
Forest Service employees in the Pacific Northwest face disaster with resilience, grit.
Find a Forest or Grassland
Stay Connected:
Visitor Map
Use our interactive map to find places and activities to enjoy your time outdoors
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Faces of the Forest Service
Read about our people, places and professions
Destinations
Find your next national forest or grassland destination
Our History
Visit the new released site which includes clickable maps and forest-by-forest personnel information, images, and updates.
