US Forest Service firings decimate already understaffed agency: ‘It’s catastrophic’
The U.S. Forest Service, which stewards 193 million acres of public lands from Alaska to Florida, was in trouble even before Trump took office. Chronically understaffed, the service was already under a Biden-era hiring freeze, all the while on the front lines of fighting and recovering from back-to-back climate disasters across the country.
U.S. Forest Service firings across Oregon having serious impacts on people, places and things
The Trump administration’s mass firings of federal employees are being felt especially hard in rural communities across Oregon. While the potential impact to the state’s unemployment rate won’t be known until late March,
The United States Forest Service is offering salvage timber contracts to remove downed but still commercially-usable trees ...
Ore., announced Monday that Liz Crandall, a former U.S. Forest Service ranger from Bend who was recently fired by DOGE, will ...
U.S. national forests are maintained by an army of Forest Service workers, but recent cuts could have the forests looking ...
Randy Moore issued the email as thousands of agency employees were fired as part of President Trump's government cuts led by ...
Colorado, like many other states in the West, relies on federal firefighting teams to battle large-scale fires across its ...
Oregon, announced Monday that his guest to President Trump’s address to a joint session of Congress on Tuesday evening will ...
Tom Schultz, a former land manager and lumber producer in Idaho, will be the 21st chief of the Forest Service.
The U.S. Forest Service is now tasked with finding someone who fits Fitzwilliams’ pay grade who can replace him in an interim ...
But current and former Forest Service employees warn that mass firings threaten public access to federal lands and increase ...
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