Blog: Wildfire - National Forest Foundation

Fire has always been part of the natural landscape, and many forests have adapted to and need fire to remain healthy.

The National Forest Foundation (NFF) is proud to announce the receipt of a $8.3 million grant from the California Wildlife...

The NFF and its partners are hard at work implementing forest health and fuel reduction projects across the San Bernardino...

The San Gabriel Mountains Community Collaborative aims to represent the general public by integrating diverse perspectives to...

In 2021, the NFF developed the Upper Arkansas Forest Fund (UAFF), a nascent tool conceived from the need to combine innovative...

The Santa Catalina Mountains of Coronado National Forest in Arizona are a unique and remarkable landscape. However, this...

The Big Jack East Project is a 2,000-acre forest health and hazardous fuels reduction project located directly south of the...

As a Conservation Connect Fellow, I have had the privilege of working across National Forests in the Southwest to promote...

The National Forest Foundation is hard at work to reduce the likelihood and severity of future wildfires in Southern...

The National Forest Foundation and Sierra National Forest are partnering to implement two watershed restoration projects within...

Keeping up with the latest technological advances, we are excited to announce that we’ve piloted aerial drone seeding.

Wildfires burned hundreds of thousands of acres on the Mt. Hood and Willamette National Forests, the Columbia River Gorge, and...

To help mitigate the potential impacts of wildfire on steep slopes, the NFF partnered with the Kaibab National Forest, Coconino...

After years of planning and implementation of fuel reduction treatments, the Glenshire-Brockway project was completed in late...

For the last two years, more than half of the North Umpqua Trail has been closed or in poor condition due to wildfires and...

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