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Renowned for its rugged beauty, historic sites and exceptional year-round recreation opportunities, Tahoe National Forest welcomes you.| Tahoe National Forest
Renowned for its rugged beauty, historic sites and exceptional year-round recreation opportunities, Tahoe National Forest welcomes you.| Tahoe National Forest
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Multiple Ranger Districts on the Arapaho and Roosevelt National Forests and Pawnee National Grassland are under fire restrictions.Sulphur Ranger District has implemented Stage 2 fire restrictions as of 12:01 a.m., August 20. During Stage 2 fire restrictions open fires are prohibited. Visitors may only use stoves and heating devices solely fueled by liquid or gas and featuring an on/off switch. No fires are allowed in fire rings in established campgrounds. View the order below for further in...| Forest Service
The project proposes to authorize a 20-year special use permit to Holland Peak, LLC, to operate Holland Lake Lodge.| Forest Service
Elm researchers Melanie Moore (left) and Kathleen Knight (right) pose by elm clones at a greenhouse in St. Paul, Minnesota. USDA Forest Service photo by Linda Haugen. | US Forest Service
Wildland firefighters help save lives and protect communities, infrastructure and private, public and tribal lands from wildfires.| US Forest Service
Region 1: Northern Region| US Forest Service
The Carson National Forest in northern New Mexico manages 1.5 million acres with six wilderness areas. Elevations in the forest range from 6,000 to 13,161 feet above sea level.| Carson National Forest
Lost Lake Campground is a great place for families to camp. Kids and parents alike will enjoy fishing and hiking around Lost Lake, Dollar Lake and Lost Lake Slough. Beckwith Pass provides breathtaking vistas of the Ruby Mountain Range. The wildflowers in this region are phenomenal during mid-July and early August. Campground Brochure| Forest Service
National forests and grasslands are ours to enjoy now. We want them to be enjoyed for future generations as well. So is it up to all of us to take care of th...| Forest Service
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Ubicado en la región noreste de Puerto Rico, el Bosque Nacional El Yunque es el único bosque tropical lluvioso del Sistema de Bosques Nacionales. Con casi 29,000 acres, es uno de los más pequeños en tamaño, pero con mayor biodiversidad.| El Yunque National Forest
The following tips are for responsible hobby or recreational use of Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS) or “Drones” on National Forest System Lands. Know Where To Fly Individuals and organizations may fly UAS for hobby or recreational purposes in compliance with (Section 336 of Public Law 112-95). UAS must be flown below 400 feet and remain clear of surrounding obstacles.| US Forest Service
On June 23, 2025, U.S. Department of Agriculture Secretary Brooke L. Rollins announced the intent to rescind the 2001 Roadless Rule. That rule established prohibitions on road construction, road reconstruction and timber harvests on nearly 59 million acres of national forests and grasslands.| US Forest Service
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Caring for the Land and Serving People| US Forest Service
Tannins are complex chemical substances derived from phenolic acids (sometimes called tannic acid). They are classified as phenolic compounds, which are found in many species of plants, from all climates and all parts of the globe. They are large molecules that bind readily with proteins, cellulose, starches, and minerals. These resulting substances are insoluble and resistant to decomposition. Tannins occur in many species of coniferous trees as well as a number of flowering plant fam...| www.fs.usda.gov
