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Southwestern Crown Collaborative Focuses on Monitoring and Learning to Accomplish Restoration Goals

May 13, 2015 Larry Chambers, Office of Legislative Affairs, U.S. Forest Service

This post was written by Emily Olsen, Conservation Connect Associate at the National Forest Foundation (NFF). As the U.S. Forest Service’s non-profit partner, the NFF brings people together to restore and enhance our National Forests and Grasslands. Situated among ponderosa pine, Douglas fir, and...

Forestry

US Forest Service’s Largest Experimental Forest is an Example of Cooperative Research

October 10, 2012 Robert H. Westover, Office of Communication, US Forest Service

The Olympic Experimental State Forest is the largest site in the U.S. Forest Service’s national network of experimental forests and it’s the only representative of the Olympic Peninsula’s temperate rain forest ecosystem, which is known for its extreme rainfall and growth rates. Its large size...

Forestry

Fort Valley Experimental Forest: First in the Nation to Discover the Effects of a Changing Climate on Pines

March 13, 2012 Robert H. Westover, Public Affairs Specialist, U.S. Forest Service

Back when Arizona was designated a U.S. territory, scientists had already been exploring its vast landscapes which start from nearly sea level and climb to over 12,000 feet. They were paying particular attention to Arizona’s diverse vegetation and climate. In 1889, biologist C. Hart Merriam...

Forestry

US Forest Service Study Finds Sparse Marten Detections Linked to Decline in Habitat

November 08, 2011 Robert H. Westover, U.S. Forest Service Office of Communication

The wily and elusive American marten, which looks like a cross between a mink and a fox, is getting even harder to find according to recent study by the US Forest Service.

Conservation Forestry
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