Home | US Forest Service Find a Forest Select your state to find a forest or grassland to explore
Careers - US Forest Service Forest Service employees care for public lands and serve the public Find out who we are, what we do, and how you can start your Forest Service career journey today
About the Agency - US Forest Service Caring for the Land and Serving PeopleEstablished in 1905, the Forest Service, an agency of the U S Department of Agriculture, is the nation’s foremost federal forestry organization
Forest Service Reorganization | US Forest Service As part of the USDA reorganization plan, the Forest Service is realigning its organizational structure to strengthen local leadership, streamline operations, and improve mission delivery The changes include moving headquarters to Salt Lake City, transitioning to a state-based leadership model, building a network of Operations Service Centers, and unifying the agency’s research program
Maps | US Forest Service Forest Service Digital Maps cover all lands administered by the agency They are available at a variety of scales, and at the 1:100,000 scale cover the continental U S These maps are available as a digital download or a scalable, online basemap
Visit Us - US Forest Service Find your favorite outdoors spot Get more information about your national forest and grassland through our convenient links or by using our Visitor Map Special places to explore Browse our growing collection of destinations that allow you to explore while you plan your trip Interested in visiting a National Monument?
Contact Us | US Forest Service National Headquarters Email: sm fs webmaster@usda gov Mailing Address: 1400 Independence Ave , SW, Washington, D C 20250-0003 Physical Address: 201 14th St SW
Recreating on National Forests and Grasslands - US Forest Service National forests and grasslands provide people from all backgrounds and abilities with opportunities for world-class recreation adventures, from serene trout fishing to scaling the tallest peaks to commanding the most challenging alpine ski run There’s much more to explore on national forests and grasslands that you know Our online visitor map can help get you started or remind you of what
Wildland Fire - US Forest Service The Forest Service has been managing wildland fire on National Forests and Grasslands for more than 100 years But the Forest Service doesn’t – and can’t – do it alone Instead, the agency works closely with other federal, tribal, state, and local partners
Forest Service Priorities | US Forest Service Back to Basics—Delivering Results for America’s ForestsUnder Chief Tom Schultz’s leadership, the Forest Service is taking a back-to-basics approach—refocusing the agency on the fundamental work that matters most to the American people Prioritizing safety in every action we takeProtecting communities and natural resources from wildfire