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This Travel Season Take a Drive Through the Volcanoes

May 07, 2012 Keith Riggs, Office of Communication, U.S. Forest Service

Welcome to the Volcanic Legacy Scenic Byway All American Road. This 500-mile byway celebrates the spectacular scenery of the volcanic landscapes between Lake Almanor in California and Crater Lake, Oregon. Along this journey from volcano to volcano you’ll find opportunities for adventure, exploration...

Forestry

Falcon Nests put Temporary Halt to Rock Wall Climbing in Washington

May 01, 2012 Keith Riggs, Office of Communication, U.S. Forest Service

Climbers are being asked to temporarily avoid a popular rock wall on the western slopes of Washington’s Cascade Mountains because it’s become a nesting spot for peregrine falcons.

Forestry

Removal of Invasive Tree Improves Health of American Samoa Forests

April 27, 2012 Sherri Eng, Public Affairs Specialist, U.S. Forest Service Pacific Southwest Research Station

Removal of destructive invasive trees is an ongoing challenge for the U.S. Forest Service. What folks might not realize is that this challenge of protecting native forests extends all the way to the South Pacific.

Forestry

Project Protects Priceless Birds, Bats and Butterflies

April 10, 2012 Kathryn Conant, Cooperative Forestry, U.S. Forest Service

The Wisconsin Chippewa Flowage Forest Legacy project was selected March 15 to receive a U.S. Forest Service Wings Across the Americas award for their efforts in wild-bird habitat management. Every year, the Forest Service recognizes outstanding work by partners and local Forest Service employees in...

Forestry

Colorado Jewel Gets an Upgrade Thanks to Recovery Act Funds

March 22, 2012 Keith Riggs, Office of Communication, U.S. Forest Service

The Buckeye Recreation Area on the Manti-La Sal National Forest in southwestern Colorado is a jewel in a spectacular setting. Ponderosa forests, a sparkling blue reservoir and towering peaks surround it. Until 2010, it consisted of dilapidated facilities and barren shorelines with compacted soils...

Forestry

Forest Service Recovery Act Funds Benefit Rhode Island

March 21, 2012 R. "Fitz" Fitzhenry, Northeastern Area State and Private Forestry, U.S. Forest Service

Two years of work is nearly complete on a project to eradicate what is considered one of the worst invasive exotic plants in parts of the eastern U.S. The Japanese knotweed grows in thick, dense colonies that completely crowd out native species. Forest Service Recovery Act funds helped to tackle the...

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