Congresswoman Chu is recognizing the work of the Collaborative to bring a wide range of community stakeholders to engage with the U.S. Forest Service-Angeles National Forest on a range of projects.
The White River National Forest Ski Conservation Fund celebrates 10 years of partnership with $13.8 million in on-the-ground conservation since 2007.
Organization planning celebration and fundraiser, including guided hike to top of several iconic White Mountain peaks, to support the National Forest Foundation’s restoration effort on White Mountain National Forest.
Funding will improve National Forest recreation, support youth engagement in the outdoors and encourage Americans to enjoy their National Forests.
As part of its national Treasured Landscapes, Unforgettable Experiences conservation program, the National Forest Foundation NFF has recently designated the Nantahala-Pisgah National Forests as a Treasured Landscape.
Projects make improvements to OHV riding trails in Minnesota's Chippewa National Forest and Florida’s Apalachicola National Forest
The Board of Directors of the National Forest Foundation (NFF) announced today that Mary Mitsos has been appointed President of the organization effective May 29.
The National Forest Foundation (NFF) and U.S. Forest Service, Alaska Region (USFS) are pleased to announce the recipients of $136,000 in grants to improve landscape conditions, forest health and water quality on the Tongass National Forest.
The NFF's Matching Awards Program invested $500,126 in 20 on-the-ground projects. Conservation work will take place on several National Forests across the country supporting themes of Outdoor Experiences and Forest Health. These projects provide a lasting impact to the land, water, and wildlife of the National Forest System.
The NFF and Pacific Northwest Region (USFS) announced this past May the recipients of $147,000 in grants to improve landscape conditions, forest health and water quality in Oregon and Washington.
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