Category - United States Forest Service

• Incident management team takes over uncontaine­d fire burning in Jemez Mountains
• Lake Tahoe residents ‘horrified’ by plans to spray cancer-linked glyphosate in public lands
• DISPERSED CAMPING
• Lake Tahoe residents ‘horrified’ by plans to spray cancer-linked glyphosate in public lands
• The American West is burning. This maze provides kindling
• Wildfires are back. Regulation provides kindling.
• New fire burns in Jemez Mountains
• Crews battle blaze east of Santa Fe
• USDA Issues Directive to Restore Grazing on National Forest Lands and Strengthen Support for America’s Ranchers
• USDA Issues Directive to Restore Grazing on National Forest Lands and Strengthen Support for America’s Ranchers
• USDA Issues Directive to Restore Grazing on National Forest Lands and Strengthen Support for America's Ranchers
• Invest in the Forest Service
• CONSERVATI­ON GROUPS
• Planned forest fires have wider benefits than previously thought
• Texas A&M Forest Service launches Wood Flow South website
• Legislatio­n would provide $9.5 billion for public lands
• Forest Service leader pays visit to Ouachita
• Forest Service ignored the law to put chainsaws in the Frank Church
• Study on prescribed burns shows longevity of protection
• ONF ‘a good example’ of what national forests should be
• Texas A&M Forest Service detects emerald ash borer in three additional counties
• A gender reveal mishap sparked a deadly wildfire. Who’s being held accountabl­e is unusual
• Invasive insect lab faces closure due to federal funding reductions
• Invasive insect lab faces closure due to federal funding reductions
• Invasive insect lab faces closure due to federal funding reductions
• Invasive insect lab faces closure from federal cuts
• Invasive insect lab in Connecticu­t faces closure
• CLOSURE
• Invasive insect lab faces closure due to federal funding cuts
• Invasive insect lab in state faces closure
• Free permits open to those who work 2 weeks in Willamette forest
• Undersecre­tary, congressma­n work on Charlton Trail, recognize volunteers
• Ranchers glad U.S. government’s feral cattle culling ended in Gila
• TAKEAWAYS
• Plan adventures with new US Forest Service app
• Forest Service to open millions of acres to ATVS
• Forest Service to open vast acreage to off- road vehicles
• Texas A&M Forest Service awards $29 million to Texas fire department­s
• Draft order would allow ATVs in national forests
• Not a political pawn