Partnerships
On the Nez Perce-Clearwater National Forests, we partner with other governments such as the Nez Perce Tribe, other federal, state, and county level governments and agencies, and numerous nonprofits to further our shared goals and achieve more. Partners play a key role in reducing fuels, maintaining and enhancing infrastructure, maintaining trails, delivering educational programming, grooming winter recreational trails, restoring habitat, and inspiring the next generation of forest stewards and partners.
Where to get started Visit the USDA Forest Service Partnerships page for information on funding sources, administrative and legal considerations, Secure Rural Schools, conservation finance, Shared Stewardship and more.
Partnerships 101 The Partnerships 101 page has the “How to” information for any stage of collaboration starting with understanding the Forest Service, legal requirements, funding and other details.
Good Neighbor Authority
Good Neighbor Authority allows the USDA Forest Service to enter into agreements with state forestry agencies to do the critical management work to keep our forests healthy and productive. Learn more about Good Neighbor Authority
The Nez Perce Clearwater National Forests has a diverse group of partners collaborating under the authority provided by Good Neighbor to increase the pace and scale of restoration work. These partners include the Nez Perce Tribe, Idaho Department of Lands, Idaho Fish and Game, and Idaho County.
Learn more about the work and how Good Neighbor is helping accomplish restoration goals and support the economy of forest communities:
· Overview of Recent Good Neighbor Authority Partnerships
· Overview of Good Neighbor Authority Partnerships with the Idaho Department of Lands
-Overview of Good Neighbor Authority Partnership with the Idaho Department of Fish and Game
Partnership In Action!
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