Blog: NFF Grant Partners and Projects - National Forest Foundation

At New Mexico Wild, we believe it is our duty to be good stewards of places like the Pecos Wilderness so future generations...

Trails link people and wild places. They allow us to connect with nature—and each other. But every year, budget declines and...

What began as a preliminary characterization at an orphaned hard rock mine in Illinois Gulch, a prominent drainage of the Upper...

Thanks to our partners at the National Forest Foundation (NFF), the Hayfork Youth Conservation Crew employed by the Watershed...

Mountain Studies Institute (MSI), a nonprofit, community-driven research and education organization in Southwest Colorado,...

The North Central Washington Forest Health Collaborative (the Collaborative) brings together stakeholders in the Upper Columbia...

Mt. Columbia has experienced increasingly heavy foot traffic in the past decade. Prior to the new trail construction, hikers...

The Tongass Transition Collaborative, supported by a Community Capacity and Land Stewardship grant from the National Forest...

With support from the National Forest Foundation’s Northern Arizona Forest Fund, the U.S. Forest Service, Grand Canyon Trust,...

The 1998 revised Coconino National Forest Plan identified the Western Gateway area as an area of high importance. The revision...

With support from the NFF's Ski Conservation Fund, Walking Mountains Science Center interns give back to the White River...

With a grant from the National Forest Foundation, the Pacific Crest Trail Association catalyzed restoration efforts to re-open...

With the support of the National Forest Foundation Ski Conservation Fund, the Shadow Mountain Crew of the Rocky Mountain...

Since 2018, the Sandy River Watershed Council has had the pleasure and honor of celebrating Earth Day through a partnership...

Stream Watch is a national award-winning volunteer program promoting river stewardship on the Kenai Peninsula. Stream Watch...

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