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Resource Management
Resource Management
A critical part of the Forest Service mission is protecting and managing the national forests and grasslands so they best demonstrate the sustainable multiple-use management concept.
Range Program
Boise National Forest Range Allotments - (AOIs)
Rangelands form a major component of ecosystems within the Boise National Forest. Vegative communities represented include: grasslands, woodlands, riparian ecosystems and open canopied forests.
Timber Program
Main information is found on the Boise National Forest Timber Overview. For advertising and pre-advertising periods of upcoming timber sales see the lower part of this page.
Fire Management
The Boise National Forest has a large and diverse fire program. With a variety of fuel types and well-established historical fire patterns, the Boise has proven to be a challenging environment to manage. Learn more about Fire Management.
GIS Program
This GIS program includes geospatial data including Forest Service Enterprise data, GIS Data portal, and Avenza Information.
Weed Prevention and Reporting
Noxious weeds are spread onto national forest lands when seeds are carried in and take root. Seeds can travel in on ATV’s, in hay and grain, pack animals and on trails or motor bikes. Once established, noxious weed seeds can be carried by wind and water, spreading across forest and agriculture lands. Some plants can produce thousands of seeds, which can remain viable for several years. More information can be found at Weed Prevention and Reporting and at the Idaho Weed Awareness Campaign website.
Wildlife Program
The mission of the Wildlife Program is to conserve and restore diverse, healthy and sustainable terrestrial habitats for the variety of resident and migratory species that use the Forest through ecosystem management.
More information:
Helpful Idaho wildlife links:
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Southwest Idaho Wildfire Crisis Strategy
Since the Forest Service released its 10-year wildfire strategy, the agency and its partners have identified specific areas where fuels treatment projects will begin being implemented this year.