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  • The idea of protecting lands as wilderness did not happen overnight. Before the National Wilderness Preservation System was established in…

    Spotlight – Wilderness Act Timeline (Wilderness 2.0)

  • National forests and national grasslands are managed for all United States citizens. Parts of these forests and grasslands, however, may…

    The Lands of Time: Understanding Land Grants in New Mexico

  • The scientists in this study were interested in learning more about trust. They believed that forest managers can do a…

    Trust Is a Must: What Is Involved in Trusting Those Who Manage Forest Fires?

  • Choose one of Smokey Bear’s rules for fire prevention and illustrate it. You can send Smokey Bear your finished drawing…

    Try This! – Meet Smokey Bear’s Team

  • When snow melts or rain falls, some of the water runs off into streams or rivers. Most of the water,…

    Under Where? Underground Water and Its Contribution to Streams

  • Dr. Marla Emery uses qualitative methods to study foraging in cities and forests in the United States.

    Urban Foraging with Dr. Marla Emery

  • Hoping to learn more about the health benefits of nature? The Forest Service and Natural Inquirer have partnered to bring…

    Virtual Learning Adventure – Nature Health Benefits LIVE

  • One job of wilderness managers is to teach people how to behave when they visit a wilderness area. One of…

    What Is the Impact of the Impact Monster? Evaluating Environmental Education Programs

  • One job of wilderness managers is to teach people how to behave when they visit a wilderness area. One of…

    What Is the Impact of the Impact Monster? Evaluating Environmental Education Programs (Spanish)

  • Nonpoint source water pollution comes from large areas or landscapes such as roadways, farms, and urban and suburban communities. Scientists…

    What’s the Nonpoint? Assessing Nonpoint Source Water Quality Threats Nationwide

  • The Forest Products Laboratory, located in Madison, Wisconsin, is a place where scientists work to develop wood products for human…

    Which Do You A-Door? Comparing the Energy Needed to Make Wood and Steel Doors

  • Woodsy Owl and his friends discuss how climate change affects trees, the benefits of trees, the water and carbon cycles,…

    Woodsy Owl LIVE 2: Open Your Eyes — Be Climate-wise