Breaking Ground On Hope
On September 28, 2024, Hurricane Helene made landfall as a Category 4 hurricane. The intensity and size of this storm created an immense swath of damage across, destroying vast portions of the Virginia Creeper Trail. 446 days later, Virginia Governor Glenn Youngkin, USDA Forest Service Chief Tom Schultz, joined other dignitaries to break ground in Damascus, Virginia,, for a project to repair trails, bridges, and roads destroyed during the storm. (USDA Forest Service Video by Preston Keres)

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Partners In The Pines

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Faster and Safer: Meet the New Fire Hose Roller

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Protecting Colorado's 14ers for the Future

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Healthy Forests Need Prescriptions Too

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Tongass Plan Revision Webinar - Wilderness Inventory _July 11_2024

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Smokejumper Spotter Academy: Training Leaders in the Sky

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Restoring Compostion.. Part 6 of 6: Putting it all Together: The Bluewater Case Study

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The Forest Service’s Wildfire Force

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Tongass Plan Revision Webinar - Sustainable Rec & Tourism _March 28_2024

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Restoring Compostion.. Part 4 of 6: Considerations for Implementation of the Management Framework

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Eyes in the Sky: Monitoring Forests with Drones

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Tongass Plan Revision Webinar - Resource Use_April 25_2024

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Operation Sky Hammer: Fighting Fire in the Rockies

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Gooseberry 3rd Grade Environmental Education Program

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Tongass Plan Revision Webinar - Wilderness Recommendation _April 5_2024

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Tongass Plan Revision Webinar - Wild & Scenic Rivers_March 25_2024

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Tongass Plan Revision Webinar - Species Diversity_April 11_2024

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