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Stephanie Williams

When you hear the term “nurse,” you probably visualize a modern-day superhero toiling in a hospital or nursing home—not necessarily a USDA Forest Service Job Corps center. In the aftermath of a public
Tribal Youth Conservation Corp participants take a turn in using an increment borer on a tree in a Texas forest.
Tribal Youth Conservation Corps program set to return to Texas

With summer on the horizon, National Forests and Grasslands in Texas are preparing for the return of the Tribal Youth Conservation Corps program, which provides young people, ages 16-18, hands-on work
Three researchers kneeling behind a large Aligator Snapping Turtle, next to a body of water.
Surveying animals using environmental DNA

Alligator snapping turtles (Macrochelys temminckii) are large, freshwater turtles that live in large rivers from Texas to Florida. They are listed as threatened in several states, and more information
Aerial view of a marsh wetland with forest covered hills rising in the distance.
Deschutes National Forest

Picture an IMAX-style aerial film of a high-elevation wetland complex boasting every shade of green, from lime to emerald to olive, amid its vast landscape. Behind this image is Forest Service
A collage of images showing a 1905 and 2022 images of the same location in the North Yuba Landscape and an overgrowth of trees when compared to the 1905 image.
The Forest Service is investing in the North Yuba Landscape to protect communities beyond its boundaries
Tahoe National Forest

Fire-resilient forests have a ripple effect — from trees to landscapes to communities — as their benefits spread beyond their borders to all of us. The 275,000-acre North Yuba Landscape within
A group of people wearing orange hard hats, yellow shirts, and olive forestry pants standing in a forest of trees, smiling for the camera.

We invite you to experience an interactive story map featuring over 100 stories, images and videos of service to the land by Forest Service volunteers and partners. The breadth and depth of volunteer
Selfie photo of Forest Service tree climbing trainee Savannah Halleaux connected to a climbing rope up in a tree
Training office staff to climb trees for reforestation
Huron-Manistee National Forest

As a professional paper-pusher, I didn’t expect to get to climb trees for work. I’m a writer for the USDA Forest Service. My job is to sit behind a keyboard, write stories, respond to emails, and