International Cooperation
International cooperation is the most effective means for confronting the interconnected ecological and economic issues related to forests. In fact, the U.S. Forest Service actively engages in scientific research, technical cooperation, development, and conservation activities in more than 90 countries around the world. The agency has more than 100 years of experience—and a wealth of skills—to…
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International Programs
U.S. Forest Service International Programs promotes sustainable forest management and biodiversity conservation internationally. By linking the skills of the field-based staff of the U.S. Forest Service with partners overseas, the agency can address the world’s most critical forestry issues and concerns. International Programs regularly engages the agency's wide range of expertise. Wildlife…
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International Program Topics
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Migratory SpeciesMigratory species like birds, bats, and butterflies play valuable ecological roles and benefit people. Despite their value, many of these species continue to face threats and their populations are declining. Forest Service International Programs…
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Where We Work
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Regional WorkLatin America & the CaribbeanLatin America & the Caribbean: The USDA Forest Service International Programs collaborates with the US Department of State to implement the CAFTA-DR…