Advisory Committees

Resource Advisory Committees (RACS)

Resource Advisory Committees (RACs) were established under Section 205 of the Secure Rural Schools and Community Self Determination Act of 2000.  RACs consist of 15 members representing a wide array of interests.

The committees’ duties include reviewing proposed forest management projects in accordance with the Act and making recommendations on those projects to the Forest Service, coordinating with land management agency officials, and providing opportunities for interested parties to participate in the project development process.  Committee members are committed to working collaboratively with other interests for the long-term benefit of national forest system lands.

More Information, Title II project proposal form, etc.

 

Recreation Resource Advisory Committee

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    The Forest Service is seeking nominations to fill 11 positions on the Pacific Northwest Region Recreation Resource Advisory Committee.