United States Forest Service

Oregon Governor's Husband Cleans Up National Forest Loos, Bills Trump

Dan Little tackled trashed bathrooms at Mt. Hood during the shutdown.
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Court Invokes Dr. Seuss' Lorax To Block Gas Pipeline Construction

The panel of federal judges slammed the U.S. Forest Service for failing to protect national forest resources.
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Protecting People From Wildfire Involves Costly Work That No One Wants To Do

Wildfire-prone communities across the West want trees removed from public land, but timber companies aren't turning a profit.
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California's Largest Wildfire Has Finally Been Contained

The twin fires of the Mendocino Complex destroyed 280 structures, killed one firefighter and injured four other people.
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As More People Than Ever Visit National Parks, Towns Are Picking Up The Tab

Growth in tourism and population has led local governments to set aside tax dollars to boost federal agencies.
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Head Of U.S. Forest Service Steps Down Amid Sexual Misconduct Investigation

"The right leadership must be in place to create an atmosphere in which employees can perform their very best work.”
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2 California Bald Eagle Hatchings Make Their Debut On Webcam

The eaglets face a frosty night in San Bernardino National Forest.
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Alaska Indigenous Women to Senator Murkowski: End The Assault On Our Communities and Lands

The Alaska senator is sneakily collaborating with the Trump administration in eliminating protections and handing sacred land to corporations.
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Winter Cold Snaps Used To Kill Off Forest-Eating Beetles. Not Anymore.

Climate change could spread Southern pine beetles as far north as Canada, a new study finds.
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Restoring U.S. Forests Can Help Solve Our Water Infrastructure Crisis

Novel solutions have emerged that could unlock forest restoration investment.
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