US Forest Service

• Alaska man inadvertently films own drowning with helmet-cam

  Juneau police said Rodriguez was believed to have gone missing on July 11 somewhere in the vicinity of the Mendenhall Glacier Recreation Area.

  U.S. News

  Jul 19, 2023
  
• FireSmart Canada retires Smokey Bear in favour of Canadian-made fox mascot

  FireSmart Canada says Ember the FireSmart Fox represents new approaches to animated characters and how they appeal to modern audiences of all ages.

  Canada

  Oct 13, 2022
  
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• Tree planting efforts can’t keep up with wildfire destruction, evidence shows

  Wildfire is a natural part of a forest’s lifecycle, but climate-fueled fires are so ferocious they incinerate entire stands together with seeds that start regrowth.

  Environment

  Sep 9, 2021
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• U.S. Supreme Court reinstates permit for natural gas pipeline under Appalachian Trail

  The justices ruled 7-2 to throw out a lower court ruling that had cancelled the permit for the Atlantic Coast Pipeline. It would bring natural gas from West Virginia to growing markets in Virginia and North Carolina.

  World

  Jun 15, 2020
• U.S. agency allows Canadian company to draft own environmental report: documents

  The report, called a biological assessment, would typically be written by the U.S. Forest Service or an independent contractor.

  Canada

  Dec 13, 2019
• One-tonne boulder in Arizona officially back home after head-scratching disappearance

  Forest officials are now considering a new home for the boulder, which is a popular stop for people driving by and taking photos.

  Environment

  Nov 2, 2019
• It’s a wildfire: Video shows moment when gender-reveal bomb sparked $8M Sawmill Fire

  A border patrol agent's baby gender reveal stunt set off the devastating Sawmill Fire in Arizona, a newly released video shows.

  World

  Nov 27, 2018