US Forest Service to Offer Paid Wildland Firefighter Training for Women The Apache-Sitegreaves National Forest will host an all-expenses-paid training for women to become Firefighter Type 2 certified. Written by Andrew Marshall August 18, 2022
Patagonia Joins Lawsuit Against Forest Service to Stop Logging in Los Padres Nat’l Forest Patagonia and a slew of other businesses and environmental groups say the U.S. Forest Service’s California logging project breaks multiple laws. Written by Sam Anderson April 29, 2022
Re-Forester: Subaru Pledges 1 Million Trees to Aid Wildfire Recovery After 2 years of successful efforts in California, Subaru will grow its Re-Foresting Project in Idaho, Oregon, and Washington state. Written by Jilli Cluff November 02, 2021
Extreme Fire Danger Shutters All CA National Forests Forest officials ordered the closure of California’s 19 national forests from Aug. 31 to Sept. 17. Violators face imprisonment and hefty fines. Written by Jilli Cluff August 31, 2021
My Retired Forest Service Mule Went Viral: Here’s Her Story Public service is venerated in many ways. But it’s not often that we can recognize our four-legged friends who serve the American public full time. Written by Nicole Qualtieri October 27, 2020
