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A seedling planted at an experimental site in the Plumas National Forest. USDA Forest Service photo by Jessica Wright.
New vegetation after the 2017 Norse Peak Fire in western Washington. Photo by courtesy of Mark Stone, University of Washington.
Remains of a drinking fountain after the 2020 Riverside Fire in the Mount Hood National Forest. USDA Forest Service photo.
Duwamish Valley Youth Corps members collect moss samples in South Park. USDA Forest Service photo by Monika Derrien.
A member of a Burned Area Emergency Response Team examines duff layers in an area burned by the 2020 Lionshead Fire, Oregon. USDA Forest Service photo.
Have you ever thought of pairing your next kayak trip or mountain bike excursion with data collection for environmental scientists?
In 1910, scientists with the USDA Forest Service Pacific Northwest Research Station and their collaborators established multiple permanent sample p
Each year, millions of people are exposed to unhealthy air from wildfires—even in communities far from burning forests.
The rain-soaked, dense forests of the western Cascade Range in Oregon and Washington are iconic.
The Wood Products for Culture and Heritage project gathered Alaska Native youth in 2019 and 2020 to learn from communities, study traditional arts
