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Q: How to Find US Forest Service Reports.
A: 1. Visit the official USDA Forest Service website. Click the "About Us" tab at the top of the home page. Select "Read the USDA Forest Service Strategic Plan for... Read More »
Q: How is the US Forest Service funded?
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Q: How Do I Purchase Trees Through the U.S. Forest Service?
A: The USDA Forest Service manages forest issues in fire protection and fuels. They also research the impact of recreation on managed lands such as water sports, f... Read More »
Q: What does the US Forest Service do?
A: Protect the wildlife and national forests of the United States. Note; do not confuse the US Forest Service with the US Park Service. The USPS is under the Depar... Read More »
Q: Who was the head of the US Forest Service?
A: The current Chief of the U.S. Forest Service is Abigail R. Kimbell. Have Read More »