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Patrolling the Wild Beat

Two Forest Service law enforcement officers smiling while patrolling a beach crowded with many people.
Special Agent in Charge Brandon Robinson talks about the popular Fourth of July celebration in the Lake Tahoe Basin and how Forest Service law enforcement play a role in public safety. (Forest Service video by Andrew Avitt)U.S. Forest Service law enforcement officers patrol some of the country's wildest areas. Meaning their beats can take them hours away from the nearest town to respond to…
#LawEnforcement, #LEI, #Safety, #RulesAndRegulations, #Fire, #Campfire, #Camping, #OutdoorSafety, #Crime, #Laws, #Police

Post-wildfire restoration in the 2018 Camp Fire area on the Plumas National Forest

A pile of ashes is left after a prescribed burn.
Editor’s note: Across the West, land managers are working together to accomplish what they cannot do alone — to restore massive areas affected by past wildfire while also strategically planning how to best suppress the next.Forest Service firefighter James Lico, and Julia Sidman, a forestry program manager for the Butte County Resource Conservation District talk about the work that's needed to…
#Campfire, #PrescribedFire, #ControlledBurn, #PileBurning, #Wildfire, #WildfireRiskReduction, #WildfireCrisis, #Fire, #PlumasNationalForest