National Report on Sustainable Forests, 2020
This decadal report uses international criteria known as the Montreal Process to analyze the long-term health and sustainability of forests in the United States. Focusing on how forests are managed, the criteria include indicators on biodiversity, soil and water health, productivity, socioeconomic benefits, and more.
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Supporting international ecological education
The EcoEducators Network visited a tree-planting project site in Moldova to learn about environmental education. USDA Forest Service photo.
WASHINGTON, DC—The USDA Forest Service Office of International Programs traveled to Moldova in early August to participate in a workshop on environmental…
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Improving wildfire response through interagency cooperation
A group photo with all training participants in front of the Tbilisi Fire Station. USDA Forest Service photo by Seth Davis.
WASHINGTON, DC—More than 30 natural resource and emergency managers from the Republic of Georgia met in Tbilisi, the capital city, to exchange wildfire suppression…