The Pacific Northwest Region (region 6) of the U.S. Forest Service contains 17 national Forests, two National Scenic Areas, a national grassland, and two National Volcanic Monuments, all within the states of Oregon and Washington. These national forests provide forest products for communities, forage for cattle and wildlife, habitat for fish, plants and animals, and some of the finest recreation opportunities in the country.
National Forest lands belong to everyone. The Forest Service has zero tolerance for racism, harassment, or intimidation in any form. Public lands should be a place of peace and refuge and our highest priority is providing a safe, welcoming, and inclusive experience for all visitors.
Pacific Northwest Region is revising Programmatic Agreement Among the Forest Service, Pacific Northwest Region (Region 6); the Advisory Council on Historic Preservation; and the Washington State Department of Archeology and Historic Preservation Regarding the Process for Compliance with Section 106 of the National Historic Preservation Act for Undertakings on National Forests and Scenic Area in the State of Washington. We are seeking public comment!
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