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Kirsten Stade, reporting for Steady State Herald, recently spoke with FSEEE Executive Director Kevin Hood about the restructuring taking place within the agency. The interview was part of a larger piece examining the Trump Administration’s restructuring of the U.S. Forest Service. The piece traces the administration’s plan to move Forest Service headquarters from Washington, DC […]

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Dr. Jack Cohen delivered a keynote presentation at the 2026 Colorado Wildland Fire Conference in Fort Collins entitled “Community Wildfire Risk and Fire Resilient Landscapes.” Just prior to his keynote, we had the opportunity to have a conversation about his work as a fire scientist. Cohen’s contributions to wildfire science as a Forest Service researcher […]

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The Senate Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry is shaping Title VIII (Forestry) of the 2026 Farm Bill (Agricultural Act of 2026). They may vote on the bill as early as tomorrow/Thursday 8/6/26.  While the Senate draft avoids some of the most extreme House proposals, Title VIII still contains provisions that amend the Healthy Forests […]

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A longtime FSEEE supporter recently confided to me that the countless assaults on our public lands and endless stories of environmental degradation were getting to him. He asked for a reason to hope. The truth is, I do feel hopeful. There is a clear and prolonged arc of growing support for protecting our public lands. […]

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Courthouse News Service reported on oral arguments in FSEEE’s federal lawsuit challenging the Forest Service’s use of aerial fire retardant, which the agency sprays across millions of acres of public land every fire season without ever having formally analyzed the heavy metals it contains. FSEEE sued the Forest Service, along with the U.S. Fish and […]

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