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When hiking, take frequent rests or vary your pace to maintain your energy level. Drink plenty of water — even on cool, wet days. Never drink your entire supply between refills.
For more safety tips, visit: fs.usda.gov/visit/know-befor….
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Read how our employees banded together in herculean effort to support communities, forests, each other in storm-ravaged North Carolina. Read the full story at fs.usda.gov/about-agency/fea…. #HurricaneHelene
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There are many tools and strategies that can be considered in a good climate action plan, and one of them is biochar. Not only can biochar production reduce emissions from traditional pile burning, but it can also sequester carbon long-term. Read more at: research.fs.usda.gov/treesea…
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Today we commemorate the somber events of September 11, 2001, and honor the lives tragically lost. We pay tribute to the passengers and crew of Flight 93, and the brave acts of firefighters, first responders, police officers, and civilians at Ground Zero.
#NeverForget
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GOOD READ ALERT! ⬇️For female wildland firefighters, far outnumbered by their male counterparts, the challenges of motherhood may be greater than in other professions. Now a group is trying to change that. fs.usda.gov/about-agency/fea…
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Tis the season. If you happen to come across an elk calf while hiking or playing in the outdoors, leave it there. It's not abandoned. Mama is somewhere nearby. Elk facts via RMEF➡️rmef.org/elk-facts/
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As another winter storm system moves across Montana, here's a reminder to prepare an emergency kit for your vehicle and also an evacuation kit. Don't forget to plan for your pets, make sure your devices are fully charged, and maintain fresh batteries for radios and flashlights.
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Announcing Smokey’s 80th: The #DecadesTour! To celebrate 80 years of wildfire prevention, I’ll be showcasing each decade of Smokey through my iconic PSAs and posters.
Stay tuned for the first installment: Smokey Bear in the 1940s.
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#DYK there are three #Avalanche centers in the Northern Region? Find out more in January's update! fs.usda.gov/detail/r1/news-e…
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As we observe Martin Luther King Jr. Day, make it a meaningful one by embracing the ideals of equality, justice and civil rights for all.
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As we come upon the observance of Martin Luther King Jr. Day, read how we’re working to shift the cultural climate as an agency: fs.usda.gov/inside-fs/leader…
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"To serve people and protect natural resources and property providing superior law enforcement services with the authority and jurisdiction of the Forest Service." Thank you all for the work you do! #LawEnforcementAppreciationDay

ALT Graphic contains 4 photos. The first is four USDA Forest Service Law Enforcement Officers standing together in front of a semi truck carrying the Capitol Christmas Tree. Second, a law enforcement officer sitting on a dirt bike for patrol. Third, four law enforcement officers on horseback with one holding the American flag. Fourth, a law enforcement truck parked with an airplane dropping red retardant on a fire line. These depict the many roles USDA Law Enforcement Officers are responsible for across the agency. The words on the graphic say "US Forest Service Law Enforcement. Thank you. #LawEnforcementAppreciationDay."
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If you need New Year's resolutions tips, here's one we know you can keep. The average of human-caused wildfires is 87% of all wildfire occurrences each year. Most of these fires can be prevented. Learn how to #RecreateResponsibly during #FireYear2024: recreateresponsibly.org/wild…
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Smokey Bear, the most successful ad campaign in American history, turns 80 in August, but we’ll be celebrating all year starting in January with the Tournament of Roses Parade. Get the full story at fs.usda.gov/features/coming-…
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The USDA 1890 National Scholars Program is accepting applications! This program provides educational and career opportunities for students seeking bachelor’s degrees from 1890 land-grant universities. Applications accepted until March 1, 2024 ➡️ usda.gov/media/press-release…
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November is #NationalNativeAmericanHeritageMonth. We recognize the many invaluable contributions of Native peoples and honor their rich cultures, knowledge and traditions.
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Did you know the Fire Adapted Communities Learning Network, Fire Learning Network, Indigenous Peoples Burning Network, Prescribed Fire Training Exchanges, & Women-in-Fire Prescribed Fire Training Exchanges are all connected? They now have a shared home at firenetworks.org/
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It's #NationalFirePreventionWeek! @NFPA
Whether at home or in the forest, be sure to follow all safety guidance when handling fire. Visit nfpa.org for more tips!
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Many of our connections to nature have changed over the decades, but the importance of conservation is more important now than ever. Take a moment and consider how nature matters to you and your community. youtu.be/dcGow65I4mU
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Transporting 🔥 #firewood can spread 🪲 invasive pests. Buy local or certified heat-treated firewood, or responsibly gather it on site! #FirewoodMonth #BuyItWhereYouBurnIt #PlayCleanGo #invasivespecies


























