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Forest Service Hosts National Boy Scout Jamboree

August 27, 2013 Haven Cook, Florida National Forests, and Tiffany Holloway, Office of Communication, U.S. Forest Service

Did you know the U.S. Forest Service has a long connection to the Boy Scouts of America? Roughly 78 percent of Forest Service employees were Boy Scouts or Girl Scouts in their youth; and many scouting projects, including Eagle Scout projects, take place on national forests or grasslands. “The Boy...

Forestry

Spring Snows, Cold Weather to Give Way to Camping – Are You Ready?

May 14, 2013 Chris Hartman, Recreation, Heritage and Wilderness Resources, U.S. Forest Service

As the weather begins to get warmer and the sun stays high in the sky longer, we hope your thoughts turn to camping and outdoor activities on your national forests and grasslands. Whether you are camping on the ground, in a tent or in a recreational vehicle, whether it’s your first time or you’re a...

Forestry

Looking for a Mother's Day Gift? Take Her into the Woods

May 07, 2013 Robert H. Westover, Office of Communication, U.S. Forest Service

Mother’s Day is just around the corner and most of us have yet to find that “perfect” gift for mom. But don’t panic. Let the U.S. Forest Service help out. You read that right. The Forest Service wants you to give mom the gift of nature in all its innate perfection. And all you need to do is take her...

Forestry

Blog Week 1, (June 21-23) – Fire Adapted Communities

June 23, 2010 Phil Sammon, USDA Forest Service

The term ‘restoration’ usually conjures up pictures of fine antiques, autos, or other rarities and collectibles, restored to original condition but not necessarily used in their original roles: you won’t find many restored autos in rush hour traffic.

Forestry
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