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Coca-Cola employees and their families and Colorado State University students rolled up their sleeves to help repair a portion of the South Platte River watershed still suffering from the effects of the 11-year-old Hayman Fire.
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That first warm and sunny day of the spring practically begs us to run outside and hit the trail again. As everything turns green and wildflowers shout their colors, spring can be one of the most exciting times to explore our National...
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To support the Metolius River and Whychus Creek Treasured Landscapes restoration projects, cyclists will use their pedal power to benefit two rivers.
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Mt. Baker - Snoqualmie National Forest, WA At first glance, our nation’s National Parks and National Forests may appear to be just about the same thing, with both as public lands. Under closer comparison though, each has their...
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The NFF has announced the hiring of Ray Foote as executive vice president. Foote has had a distinguished career as vice president for development with the National Parks Conservation Association (NPCA).
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Torres Del Paine, Chile Hi, my name is Emily and I could not be more excited to be starting off the New Year as the new Administrative Assistant at the National Forest Foundation. I was born in Maryland, raised in...
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Which would you like best? Fun forest fact in your Facebook newsfeed Behind-the-scenes photo on Instagram Fun and latest National Forest news tweeted throughout the day Inspirational nature quotes an camping recipes on Pinterest NFF...
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The guide profiles projects throughout the region and shares practical insights about the quality and performance of local young-growth in a variety of applications. Through the Community Capacity Land Stewardship (CCLS) grant...
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Dave Schuldt and Peter Partel Evergreen Mountain Bike Alliance received funding from the NFF Matching Awards Program for 2012 projects—including replacing the bridge at Deep Creek. Stacy Karacostas, Communication and...
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The NFF is extremely appreciative of the support our tree-planting partners provide as we work with the U.S. Forest Service to replant some of the millions of acres that are in need of reforestation.
