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How Does Wildlife Respond When Forest Management Helps to Reduce Wildfire Risk?

March 26, 2015 Stephanie Worley Firley, U.S. Forest Service

Forest managers in the western United States often face difficult choices when it comes to reducing wildfire hazards while also maintaining wildlife habitat in forests that have changed dramatically in the last century. The U.S. Forest Service Pacific Southwest Research Station and partners are...

Forestry

Veterans 'Walk Off the War' along the Pacific Crest Trail

August 01, 2014 Lee Anne Schramel, Plumas National Forest, and Stephanie Bryant, Pacific Southwest Region, U.S. Forest Service

U.S. Army veterans Shawn White and Tom Bielecki, along with U.S. Marine Corps veteran Kevin Black, set off to hike the entire Pacific Crest National Scenic Trail on April 12 as part of the Warrior Hike’s Walk Off the War program. Along the 2,650-mile journey, they will hike through 25 national...

Forestry

Rescued Bobcat Chips Returns to Natural Habitat

April 30, 2013 Tiffany Holloway, Office of Communication, U.S. Forest Service

Chips the bobcat, who was only four weeks old when she was rescued last August by U.S. Forest Service firefighter Tad Hair and his Mad River Hand hotshot crew, is now 8 months old and back in bobcat territory in Lassen County, Calif. Because of early human handling to treat her second-degree burns...

Forestry

Baby Bobcat “Chips” Rescued From Chips Fire

September 05, 2012 Laurie L. Pearson, Chips Fire Information Officer, U.S. Forest Service

While conducting patrol and mop-up operations on the north end of the Chips Fire burning on the Plumas and Lassen National Forests in Northern California on Aug. 25, the Mad River Hand Crew encountered a remarkable sight; a baby bobcat! It was found wandering along the side of the road, alone and...

Forestry
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