Missed the Fireforest screening? Watch now
WASHINGTON, D.C.—In late December, employees had the opportunity to attend a screening of “Fireforest,” a film by Evan Barrientos, that showcases the impact of work the Forest Service does with partners to reduce wildfire risk.The 2020 Cameron Peak wildfire, the largest in Colorado’s history, was slowed due to Forest Service and partner cooperative efforts. Early efforts, like prescribed burns on…
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Live migratory raptors delight Forest Service staff
Skye, the red-tailed hawk, takes time out of its busy schedule for a photo with Chief Moore and John Wood, Earth Conservation Corps. (Photo courtesy of John Wood, Earth Conservation Corps)
WASHINGTON, D.C.—Attendees at the Chief’s stand-up meeting in September had an unusual visitor —Skye, the red-tailed…
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Lunch & learn: National Old-Growth Amendment
WASHINGTON, D.C.—Learn about the National Old-Growth Amendment with the amendment team during lunch and learn sessions this summer and early fall.These sessions will include an overview of the proposed old-growth amendment and the draft environmental impact statement as well as providing an opportunity for discussion and questions.…
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Trade changes strengthen relationship between CCCs and forests
Forestry Conservation and Firefighting instructor Wade Kelly emphasizes hands-on learning for his students to ensure his students are well-trained with a broad base of knowledge. From left, Cass Forestry students Mathew McChristian, Titus Harris and Ty Henley dig plots to assist with a class put on by…
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Gila centennial speaker series: May 31
The sun rises over the Gila Wilderness from Emory Pass. (USDA Forest Service photo by James Apodaca)
NEW MEXICO—In 1924, the USDA Forest Service accepted a proposal that would forever impact conservation on the American landscape: the designation of the Gila Wilderness as the first federally…
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Intention, invitation, investment: Building relationships
Stewardship partner Kentucky Waterways Alliance conducted river cleanup activities on the Red River. (Photo courtesy Kentucky Waterways Alliance)
WASHINGTON, D.C.—As the Forest Service intends to engage tribal nations and underserved communities, we have an opportunity to become excellent…