Folks were reeling in memories on the @CarsonNF back in 1959, proving that fishing on national forests and grasslands never goes out of style. National Boating and Fishing Week is the perfect excuse to head to the forest and cast a line.
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📸 Photos by Trevor Groves, Alex Moliski, Logan Holstien, and the NFF
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Because if you can't say it during #NationalForestWeek, when can you? 🍫🔥🌠
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Stop and smell the flowers on the @BridgerTetonNF. Get out and enjoy your big backyard during National Forest Week!
(Forest Service photo by Timothy Farris.)
Each year, the Forest Service is responsible to plant as many trees as we harvest.
Learn more about Forest Service reforestation efforts here 👉 https://t.co/sVfCdvU3XM.
Active forest management in @NFinAlabama is making a visible difference. Crews are thinning overcrowded stands, applying prescribed fire and accelerating timber projects to improve forest health and reduce wildfire risk. Read more: https://t.co/IbyWHMSiJw
Enjoy offline maps, safety alerts, & the most complete collection of Forest Service recreation sites & trails all in one easy-to-use app. Download the app & check out events happening on National Trails Day on Saturday, June 6, 2026. https://t.co/CQ16JJz6ID
Looking for an extraordinary family adventure this summer? There's a forest for that. 🌲
Find a forest near year to start your summer of adventure at https://t.co/lNXjreLFhD
#NationalForestWeek
📷 Photo by Scott Anderson | Mount Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest, Washington
It’s National Fishing and Boating Week! Grab a pole or dust off the boat and enjoy the water. The Forest Service manages 220,000+ miles of fishable streams and rivers, plus 10 million acres of lakes and reservoirs. Check for free fishing days near you!
June is Great Outdoors Month! Get outside, explore your public lands and reconnect with your wild side.
What’s your favorite way to enjoy the outdoors? (Forest Service photo.)
Wildland firefighting is a team effort. Dozers are one of the star players. They can help build a fireline quickly and can often engage safely in situations that hotshots or engines cannot. Learn more: https://t.co/N3bs7MccUZ
Forest Service and @SD_DANR signed a 5‑year Shared Stewardship Agreement to expand cross‑boundary management, boost forest and grassland resilience, reduce wildfire risk, and support the state’s forest products industry. https://t.co/5touqjRIAo
Today, we signed an MOU with the historic @BC_Club1886 to advance wildlife conservation efforts across our 193 million acres of national forest land – this means sustaining public access for millions of hunters and anglers! https://t.co/OENUZxL88I
Go with the flow! 📉 I made a chart to keep your road trip on the right track.
Sparks from your vehicle can cause unwanted wildfires, so see if you’re following the best path for vehicle safety.
A brilliant red sunset paints the landscape on the Tongass National Forest, Alaska. Plan your adventure today!
(Forest Service photo by Adam DiPietro.)
During Wildfire Awareness Month, know where to go before a fire strikes. Take time to review evacuation routes, gather important documents, and pack an emergency kit. For prevention and protection tips, follow:
@usfire@NIFC_Fire@smokey_bear
More: https://t.co/g1UT5lw0XT
Our drone program expands our ability to reduce hazardous fuels nationwide & opens new possibilities for preventing future wildfires.
Remember, if you fly your drone near a wildfire, we can’t fly ours! Keep your drones at home. https://t.co/QFT0XGjKWm
Horseback riders have been exploring our national forests for generations. With miles of trails for every skill level, there’s plenty to enjoy. If you’re riding this season, stick to designated routes, respect wildlife and help keep these trails in great shape.
Bulldozers work in tandem with hand crews and engines to remove vegetation in front of the fire, essentially depriving an oncoming fire of fuel. Bulldozers can often engage safely in situations that hotshots or engines cannot. Learn more: https://t.co/N3bs7MccUZ