The Forest Health Monitoring (FHM) program of the Forest Service supports projects that determine the extent, severity, and causes of undesirable changes in forest health. Evaluation monitoring projects are more comprehensive than standard monitoring activities. This report is a companion to the annual FHM report and provides summaries of nine evaluation monitoring projects. 

This accomplishment report highlights the Collaborative Forest Landscape Restoration Program's impact of investing in lands managed by the Forest Service. The CFLRP accomplishments over the last 15 years are driven by place-based, multiyear funding, and include improvements across 6.7 million acres from fuels reduction, tree planting, trail maintenance, stream restoration, invasive plant treatments, and fish passage. This publication is adapted from a report submitted to Congress in June 2024.

This annual report of the Forest Health Monitoring Program describes research by Forest Service scientists and partners and presents forest health status and trends from a national or multistate regional perspective.

This report about the agency’s Forest Health Protection program includes the organizational structure, an overview of the guiding legislation and policies, and highlights of the core program areas: surveying and monitoring, technical and financial assistance, treatments, methodology and technology development, and outreach and partnerships.