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When Forests are Under Attack

February 12, 2014 Melissa Jenkins, Forest Health Protection, U.S. Forest Service

Sometimes, heroes aren’t who we expect. With more than 750 million acres classified as forest land and millions more acres with trees in urban areas, the U.S. population receives a wide array of services and commodities from forests, such as wood and other forest products, recreation, wildlife...

Forestry

Bald Eagles Making a Comeback

June 06, 2013 Anne Poopatanapong, district biologist, San Bernardino National Forest

Listed as an endangered species in 1967 and ultimately de-listed in 2007, the effort to recover the American Bald Eagle ( Haliaeetus leucocephalus) on national forests has been a rewarding endeavor for the San Bernardino National Forest. As the district wildlife biologist for the San Jacinto Ranger...

Forestry
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