Insignia Art for Communication Products
The approval to use insignia art is required. Use of the insignia is protected by Title 36 Code of Federal Regulations 264.1 – 264.5.Use one of the insignia art options below.See your grant monitor for details on how to get approval to use the insignia.Do not include the insignia on products you would like to sell unless you are an official licensee.Develop a draft of the content based on the…
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Guiding Trail Law, Policy, and Initiatives
National Trail StrategyThe National Strategy for a Sustainable Trail System is a call to action to increase the stewardship of National Forest System trails. Initiated in 2018, the strategy builds on many examples from across the country of community-driven and locally sustainable trail systems. Forest Service employees, partners, volunteers, and friends (a.k.a. the Trail Community) are…
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Economic, Social, and Ecosystem Services Analysis
The Policy Office supports economic impact analysis, contribution and efficiency analysis, and social impact analysis, as well as approaches for assessing ecosystem services.
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Air Resource Management Program - Laws and Policies
Several regulatory requirements govern our work – the main one being the Clean Air Act. Much progress has been made toward improving air quality across the United States since its enactment. However, the Forest Service still faces many challenges in fulfilling our responsibilities. The following laws play critical roles in determining the Forest Service’s management of national forests and…
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Insignia Approval for Communication Products
Information for Forest Service PartnersAt the U.S. Department of Agriculture, Forest Service, our success depends on the relationships we have with State forestry agencies, Tribes, counties, and partner organizations. We value our partnerships and work closely together to improve the conditions of our forests, including those where 84 percent of Americans live, work, and play.We encourage you to…
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Dingell Act Closures
Annual Closure SummaryJohn D. Dingell, Jr. Conservation, Management, and Recreation Act (Public Law No.116-9, Title IV (Sportsmen’s Access and Related Matters)).Section 4103 – Closure of Federal Land to Hunting, Fishing, and Recreational Shooting.Subsection (d) – ReportingThe Forest Service is required to annually publish, on a public website, a list of all areas of National Forest System (NFS)…