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Two men reaching up onto a tree branch afixing a tunnel
Youth-led conservation efforts create hope for a greener future

In the hills north of Beirut, Lebanon, a group of young citizen scientists collects the footprints of small mammals using contact paper and charcoal. They are hoping they might find signs of forest
The sun rising over mountains, behind clouds, creating multiple sunbeams.
Celebrating a Century of Solitude
Gila National Forest

The Gila Wilderness area is located within the Gila National Forest in Southwest New Mexico and is excited to join with friends and partners to celebrate the 100th birthday of the Gila Wilderness Area
Sunshine peeks through trees and smoke as the slow-moving fire reaches a road.
Arizona residents and Forest Service work together to forge a tighter community
Tonto National Forest

Smoke rising from a forest is ominous. Often it is the first alarm of another wildfire sparked by lightning or carelessness; a wildfire that potentially could become catastrophic and deadly. On Aug
multiple native american dancers speak on stage
A bird’s eye view of prescribed fire

Birds are our melodic neighbors. They soar above skyscrapers in New York City and nest in coastal redwoods in Northern California. Their familiar sight and distinctive calls made bird watching a
Workers feed branches into a chipping machine underneath a power line on a road.
Protecting the wires in the face of wildfire threats

Roseburg, Ore – Phil Bigler, the chief operating officer at Douglas Electric Cooperative, embodies the multifaceted role required to keep the lights on in rural America. From strategic planning and
Wildland firefighter igniting a pile of brush with a drip torch as other firefighters stand in the background
Lake County California puts federal support to local action

The sounds of chainsaws and chippers aren’t normally associated with a sense of new life and vitality. But in Lake County, California, where the 2015 Valley Fire killed 4 people and destroyed nearly 2
Removal of tree branches and trees near a home
Grant paves the way for safer wildfire escape in rural central Washington

Nestled outside the bustling metropolis of Seattle, Washington, Kittitas County straddles the I-90 corridor, attracting outdoor enthusiasts and second-home owners seeking solace amidst nature’s beauty
Large stacks of delimbed timber in piles at a saw mill
New sawmill opens in the Sierra Nevadas
Humboldt-Toiyabe National Forest

A sawmill — filled with rotating disks of jagged, cutting knives — may seem at odds with forest health. But those familiar with land management will tell you it’s part of the solution. A newly opened
A green cicada insect with big eyes emerges from a papery brown exoskeleton.
Cicada double brood emerging across eastern states with potential impacts to young trees, no danger to people and pets

A hotly anticipated cicada double brood is expected to emerge across much of the eastern United States from late April through May this year. It’s been over two centuries since these two broods last
A group of firefighters silhouetted against a fire on the horizon.
How the Human Resources Drug Testing Team helps to protect over 30,000 Forest Service employees

Fighting wildland fire, running whitewater rapids, using heavy machinery, interacting with wildlife, and parachuting into rugged terrain. Depending on the career, these are just some of the exciting