Leadership Corner
This July 4 marks the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence. As I reflect on the significance of this day, I’m reminded of how deeply the Forest Service is rooted in our nation’s history. Every ring in a tree holds a chapter of the people who cared for this land long before our national forests and grasslands were established. When the Forest Service was created in 1905, it was tasked with protecting the nation’s forests and watersheds. Its mission centered on ensuring a sustainable supply of timber and clean water for the country, guided by the...
Delivering the mission
Sustain our nation's forests and grasslands
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