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Bulgarian Foresters Visit USDA Forest Service to Observe Timber Operations --First stop: Our Nation’s Capital

August 16, 2011 Ellita Willis, Public Affairs Specialist

Over the past year, the USDA Forest Service has been providing technical advice and assistance to the Deputy Minister for Forestry in the Bulgarian Ministry of Agriculture and Food. From July 18-30, the Forest Service hosted a six-member delegation of Bulgarian forestry officials to provide insight...

Forestry

USDA Forest Service Report Shows Happy Customers and Continued Economic Impact at National Forests

August 12, 2011 Deidra L. McGee, Forest Service Office of Communication

If you are looking for inexpensive, fun and healthy recreational activities in the great outdoors, then look no further than our national forests and grasslands.

USDA Results Forestry

Recruiting Future Forestry Leaders and Scientists

August 11, 2011 Nancy Molina, U.S. Forest Service, Pacific Northwest Research Station

As part of the Forest Service’s Pacific Northwest Research Station’s Recovery Act program, the Station’s Focused Science Delivery Program has entered into an agreement with the University of Washington’s School of Forest Resources to create leadership and learning opportunities for Native Americans...

Initiatives Forestry

Annual Hummingbird Festival returns to Land Between The Lakes’ Woodlands Nature Station

August 10, 2011 Kathryn Sosbe, Office of Communication, US Forest Service

More than 1,300 people gathered at the Land Between The Lakes National Recreation Area in Golden Pond, Ky., during the annual Hummingbird Festival, where they learned about the ruby-throated variety and how to help them survive the long migration from the eastern U.S. and southern Canada to Mexico...

Forestry

USDA Forest Service Booklet Touts Value of Native Bees

August 04, 2011 Reggie Woodruff, Media Relations Officer, U.S. Forest Service

When I was a kid, there was one category for bees – “the stinging kind.” Fear of being stung wouldn’t allow me to consider variations among the swarms that patrolled playgrounds. The only thing that made bees tolerable was … the honey.

Forestry

Arizonians Participate in Fire and Flood Recovery Workshops Offered by Forest Service

August 02, 2011 Robert H. Westover, Public Affairs Specialist, U.S. Forest Service

The Southwestern Region of the U.S. Forest Service worked with federal, state and local agency partners to host two fire and flood recovery workshops providing communities in Arizona affected by fires and floods with a forum to learn about available funding and technical assistance opportunities...

Forestry

Forest Service Program helps Protect 10,000 Acres of Montana Wildlands

August 01, 2011 Jan Lerum, USFS State and Private Forestry, Region 1 and Region 4

The U.S. Forest Service's Forest Legacy Program, working with Montana Department of Fish, Wildlife, and Parks, the Trust for Public Land, and the Nature Conservancy, and local groups helped permanently protect more than 10,000 acres of Montana forest land on Wednesday, July 27, protecting it for...

Conservation Forestry

Faces of the Forest Celebrates Daniel McCarthy

July 29, 2011 Beverly Carroll, U.S. Forest Service Office of Communication

As a disabled Vietnam Veteran, Daniel stated, “my greatest honor was having the opportunity to participate with Missing-in-Action work by returning to Vietnam and Laos assisting in recovery efforts of fellow soldiers.” For over 15 years, Daniel has worked as a Tribal Relations Program Manager on the...

Forestry

Forests Inside Out!

July 28, 2011 Nancy Molina, U.S. Forest Service, Pacific Northwest Research Station

Forests Inside Out! is a partnership of the U.S. Forest Service, World Forestry Center, and the Inner City Youth Institute. The program’s activities are structured around " Project Learning Tree," a nationally recognized curriculum that is aimed at fostering an understanding of how forests and the...

Initiatives Forestry

Wood-to-Energy Recovery Act Funds Bring Jobs, Energy Savings to Maine

July 27, 2011 R. "Fitz" Fitzhenry, U.S. Forest Service, Northeastern Area State and Private Forestry

In August 2009, a total of $11.4 million in U.S. Forest Service Recovery Act funds were made available to the State of Maine for grants to help rural, economically depressed counties support the conversion of heating systems to wood/dual-fuel heating systems for an estimated 15 public buildings.

Initiatives Energy Forestry
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