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From the Chief's Desk: Happy Independence Day

As we commence July 4th weekend, the annual celebration of our nation, I reflect on the resiliency of our country and its people. Over the past couple of years, our country, and all of you, have adapted to challenges in ways we never imagined we would. Through it all, I continue to see how capable we are of positive change. I am proud to lead this agency and to work with you all in service to our nation. July 4th is a great day to enjoy time with friends and family. It is the people around us, the relationships that...
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The colors of the Philadelphia Pride flag represented by elements of nature found on national forests & grasslands.
The progress Pride flag, incorporating additional colors to the traditional rainbow flag, hangs from a building.
From behind: Two student firefighters observing a prescribed fire. One rests his arm on the other's shoulder.
K-9 dog waiting outside a helicopter
An iceberg in front of sno-covered mountains
Happy holidays: Picture of snow-covered tree decorated for Christmas.
Art: Smokey Bear, Woodsy Owl & other animals having snowball fight. Text: Happy holidays from the USDA Forest Service & national symbols cache.
The colors of the Philadelphia Pride flag represented by elements of nature found on national forests & grasslands.
The progress Pride flag, incorporating additional colors to the traditional rainbow flag, hangs from a building.
From behind: Two student firefighters observing a prescribed fire. One rests his arm on the other's shoulder.
K-9 dog waiting outside a helicopter
An iceberg in front of sno-covered mountains
Happy holidays: Picture of snow-covered tree decorated for Christmas.
Art: Smokey Bear, Woodsy Owl & other animals having snowball fight. Text: Happy holidays from the USDA Forest Service & national symbols cache.
DISCLAIMER – News Clips content is derived from major wires, news magazines and mass distribution press. Inclusion of an item in Clips does not imply USDA Forest Service agreement; nor do we attest to the accuracy or completeness of the item.
Tree planting efforts aren’t replacing burned U.S. forests — not even close
September 9, 2021-Reuters
Wild Horses & Wild Horse Management: Non-profit Organizations Wrong – Chemical Use On Wildlife Populations Flawed
September 9, 2021-News Channel Nebraska
Antofagasta : U.S. decision on Minnesota copper mine awaits Interior Dept opinion
September 9, 2021-Market Screener
Groups plan lawsuit to secure protections for rare Alaska wolf
September 9, 2021-SPN News
Three Honored for Safeguarding America’s National Resources
September 9, 2021-The Outdoor Wire
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