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District rangers named - Vimarsana News

District rangers named

McCALL — Payette National Forest Supervisor Linda Jackson is pleased to announce that Jeff Jones has been selected as the Council/Weiser District Ranger and Dana Harris has been selected as

Forest Service seeks input for Caldor Fire tree removal project - Vimarsana News

Forest Service seeks input for Caldor Fire tree removal project

The USDA Forest Service Lake Tahoe Basin Management Unit (LTBMU) is seeking public comments on a proposal to remove hazardous trees from the Caldor Fire area.

Source: 2news.com
Jasper native Kimpton Cooper is new U.S. Forest Service Supervisor - Vimarsana News

Jasper native Kimpton Cooper is new U.S. Forest Service Supervisor

The U.S. Forest Service has announced that Jasper native Kimpton Cooper has been named the new Forest Supervisor for the National Forests and Grasslands in Texas.

Source: kjas.com
Agencies Sued for Restricting Recreational Vehicle Use in the Helena National Forest - Vimarsana News

Agencies Sued for Restricting Recreational Vehicle Use in the Helena National Forest

On Friday, Capita Trail Vehicle Association, Citizens for Balanced Use, and three individuals filed a complaint in the District of Montana against the

Mechanized equipment now allowed when thinning forests on steeper slopes around Lake Tahoe - Vimarsana News

Mechanized equipment now allowed when thinning forests on steeper slopes around Lake Tahoe

Forest thinning projects in the Lake Tahoe Basin just got a new partner that will help remove the threat of wildfires in a cheaper and more efficient manner. The Tahoe Regional Planning Agency (TRPA) Governing Board unanimously approved a change to its policy that will now allow mechanical thinning on slopes with a 30-50 percent grade.