Welcome to the Pacific Northwest

Urban and Community Forestry Grant Projects

In the Pacific Northwest, the Forest Service awarded more than $100 million in funding to municipal and state governments, Tribes, non-profits, universities, and community-based organizations.

View the interactive Urban and Community Forestry Projects map

 

• Pacific Northwest Region

  

  The Pacific Northwest, perhaps more than any other region in the United States, is defined by its 24.7 million acres of public lands in Oregon and Washington. These lands provide the people and communities of the Pacific Northwest their livelihood, recreation, visual backdrop, and identity.

  Our important work on national forest lands is framed by key priorities:

  • Reducing overly dense and unhealthy forest conditions, made worse by climate change, to protect communities, critical infrastructure, and our forests and watersheds from the growing threat of wildfires.
  • Supporting the immediate needs of landscapes and communities in the wake of wildfires & other disasters.
  • Providing community service to all, and supporting economic prosperity, health, and resiliency within communities we serve.

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• Region-wide news feed

  

  View national forest news articles from throughout Oregon and Washington. Find news by forest and view news from past years.

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Highlights

• Employee Resources
• Great American Outdoor Act
• Northwest Forest Plan
• Urban Forestry
• Wildfire Crisis Strategy

 

• Plan your visit

  

  Find information about national forests within Oregon and Washington. Look for recreation ideas, buy a pass, get a map, & more.

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