Our Work & Impact
The NFF partners with communities across all 193 million acres of America's National Forests to create lasting change on the ground.
Build Wildfire Resilience
Wildfires can be unpredictable, but the NFF stays prepared. We work to reduce wildfire impact by collaborating with local communities and partners to fortify forests, protect nearby homes, and maintain habitats.
Restore Lands and Watersheds
Healthy forests mean clean water for one in three Americans. The NFF restores native habitats, repairs streams, and plants millions of new trees to reinvigorate and protect these vital resources.
Enhance Recreation Opportunities
National Forests belong to all of us. That’s why we’re taking care of the trails, campgrounds, and infrastructure that keep them safe and accessible to over 170 million visitors each year.
Discover how communities, volunteers, and partners are shaping the future of our National Forests and Grasslands.
The National Forest Foundation works with partners across Northern Colorado to restore forests, reduce wildfire risk, and care for the…
After years of damage, recovery, and reconstruction, the trail to Hanging Lake has been fully rebuilt, creating a more durable,…
Erosion and wildfire had left Arizona's historic Highline Trail rutted and unsafe. After five years of work with the Tonto…
Forest restoration near Flagstaff is reducing wildfire risk for local communities and safeguarding the water supply for millions across the…
Colorado's 14ers draw thousands of visitors each year, and the pressure on these fragile alpine landscapes is growing. Here's a…
Visitors of all ages can explore forest trails and sparkling waters, discover wildlife and underwater habitats, and connect with Tahoe’s…
A partnership-driven program connecting youth on Montana’s Flathead Reservation with hands-on conservation work, heritage education, and pathways in natural resource…
Seeing the impact first hand on the Grand Mesa, Uncompaghre and Gunnison National Forests
Seven Years of Reopening Trails After the Eagle Creek Fire
Field Ranger Program Connects Diverse Communities to Forests in Southern California
Our Forests Need Us Today.
Your donation powers critical, on-the-ground conservation—from wildfire recovery to watershed restoration—protecting forests for the future.
