Welcome to the Lolo National Forest
Land Management Plan Revision Update
The scoping comment period on the Lolo's plan revision Proposed Action is now open! Submit your comments by April 1, 2024.
Welcome to the Lolo National Forest
The Lolo National Forest is a destination for locals and visitors to go play. There is so much to explore with opportunities such as hiking, OHV riding, camping, cabin and lookout tower rentals, winter sports, and two visitor centers.
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Land Management Plan Revision
The Lolo National Forest is in the process of Land Management Plan Revision. A Land Management Plan, commonly known as a Forest Plan, is the comprehensive overarching document that guides the management of a National Forest for approximately 15 years. Learn more here!
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Wildfire Adapted Missoula (WAM)
WAM is a wildfire risk-based strategic fuels management project designed to address objectives outlined in the Missoula County Community Wildfire Protection Plan developed through stakeholder and public engagement. WAM includes projects on the Lolo National Forest totaling 177,229 acres. -
Bear Country Safety
The Lolo National Forest is home to both black and grizzly bears. Learn more about recreating safely in bear country and how to properly store food and other attractants.
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Work With Us
There's so much you can do in a Forest Service career! Our extraordinary diversity of employment occupations and locations makes it easy to find a position to suit your talents.
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Resource Advisory Committees
Are you interested in participating in local land management decisions through the Secure Rural Schools Resource Advisory Committees? Committees fund projects that contribute to road, trail and infrastructure, restoration, wildlife and fish habitat improvement work on your national forest.
Recent News
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Comment Period Ends April 1 on Preliminary Draft of Revised Forest Plan
Release Date: Mar 15, 2024
Spotlights
Stream Temperature Monitoring
With partners since 2011, we've gathered stream temperature data to better understand and address climate change, water quality, and fish population. Check out the story map!
USDA Civil Rights Policy Statement April 9, 2021
Secretary Vilsack writes that, "At USDA, we are recommitting ourselves to the values of equity, inclusion, and equal opportunity for each other and those we serve."
Ninemile Wildlands Training Center (NWTC)
This unique training center offers courses in backcountry skills and historic building restoration. Find out more, and see our latest training schedule!
Aquatic Invasive Species - Montana Mussel Response
The Lolo National Forest, through the Southwestern Crown efforts, works to prevent Aquatic Invasive Species (AIS) on two fronts. Read more at this link.