Kaibab National Forest

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Kaibab National Forest
Supervisor's Office
800 South Sixth Street
Williams, AZ 86046
(928) 635-8200
Fax: (928) 635-8208
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Williams Ranger District
742 South Clover Road
Williams, Arizona 86046
(928) 635-5600
Fax: (928) 635-5680
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North Kaibab Ranger District
430 South Main Street
PO Box 248
Fredonia, Arizona 86022
(928) 643-7395
Fax: (928) 643-8105
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Tusayan Ranger District
176 Lincoln Log Loop
PO Box 3088
Grand Canyon, AZ 86023
(928) 638-2443
Fax: (928) 638-1065
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Welcome to the Kaibab National Forest

This is a close up photograh of rock art on the Kaibab National Forest. The Kaibab (pronounced kie-bab) is one of six National Forests in Arizona operating under the care of the USDA Forest Service and here to serve our visitors at work and play! Whether it's a visit to Sycamore Canyon, Kendrick Mountain or Kanab Creek, visitors will not be disappointed with the natural pleasures that await in the Kaibab National Forest.

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Williams Ranger District Releases Travel Management Project Environmental Assessment for Public Comment
Date: Feb 8, 2010 Williams, Arizona
Twin Prescribed Fire Review Available
Date: Feb 4, 2010 Williams, Arizona

Features

4-Forest Restoration Initiative

View of the San Francisco Peaks from the Kaibab National Forest

Four national forests are actively engaged in a collaborative, landscape-scale initiative designed to restore fire-adapted ecosystems in the Southwestern Region. Those forests are the Kaibab, Coconino, Apache-Sitgreaves and Tonto. Together with a broad audience of stakeholders, including members of local, county and state governments, environmental groups, and industry representatives, the four forest supervisors and 4-Forest Restoration Initiative team members are working to determine how to collectively accelerate landscape-scale restoration of ponderosa pine forests in northern Arizona.

Williams Ranger District Travel Management Project

The Williams Ranger District of the Kaibab National Forest has released its Travel Management Project Environmental Assessment for public review and comment.

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