2026 NAFSR Board of Directors
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2026 Membership DriveThe 2026 NAFSR Membership Drive
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We've Got Your BackCaring for the people who serve the land NAFSR Employee Care Update Shutdown Furlough RIF September 26, 2025 Probationary Firings Were Illegal September 15, 2025 Secretary Rollins - FS Reorganization August 18, 2025 Forest Service Reorganization July 29, 2025 Secretary Reorganization Memorandum July 24, 2025 DRP and Guidance for Wildfire Support June 6, 2025 NAFSR Employee Care Update May 31, 2025 NAFSR Retiree Benefits Update May 31. 2025 Our public lands are in danger (Opinion) April 13, 2025 NAFSR Workforce Care Update April 7, 2025 Voluntary Separation Incentive Payments (VSIP) Facts March 19, 2025 RIF Fact Sheet March 11, 2025 Voluntary Early Retirement Authority March 7, 2025 "A Moment of Reflection" by Chief Randy Moore, February 26, 2025 Frequently Asked Questions and Answers developed in response to the mass termination of probationary employees. February 25, 2025 Federal cuts to Missouri and Illinois national forests have unclear impact Links and Information from Oregon Federation of NARFE, February 23, 2025 "The Last Word: Power vs. Pride" by Tom L. Thompson, former Deputy Chief of the Forest Service, February 20, 2025 NAFSR Statement of Support and Resource Guide for current employees, February 16, 2025
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GET INVOLVEDClick, below, to see video message from NAFSR Board What can I do?NAFSR has been tracking and taking positions on key natural resource and public land issues moving through Congress. Now it is your turn to take action: use your personal knowledge and experience to reach out to elected representatives through email, letters and your social media networks. Available in the Advocacy Toolkit below are templates, scripts and images you can use to write letters, make phone calls, or post across social media platforms. This includes pre-written posts and scripts, and a link to an image library with photos available for immediate use. Take action as a member of NAFSR or as an individual. Write a letter, send an email or post information on your social media accounts. If you have questions or thoughts about additional topics we should engage on please contact us by CLICKING HERE. Click the topic of your choice, below, to get involved!
TO SPEAK TO YOUR MEMBERS OF CONGRESS, call the U.S. Capitol switchboard at 202-224-3121. Tell the operator where you’re from and the operator will connect you to your representatives and senators. |
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Our Common Legacy U.S. Forest Service Chiefs Seven of the former U.S. Forest Service Chiefs tell the 40-year story of how conservation has been continuously evolving, with each Chief’s shift building on the one that came before. This careful layering of progress is how public lands endure. So take a walk through time with us as we use lessons from the past to ready ourselves to stand up for public lands like never before.
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Summary Report of the
Organized and hosted by the Society of American Foresters (SAF) with support from the USDA Forest Service, the event brought together leading thinkers to present, discuss, and exchange ideas on the future of our forests in a changing climate with emphasis on mature and old-growth forests. CLICK HERE to read the report. It is a 40 page PDF. NAFSR Op EdsOur public lands are in danger (Opinion) April 13, 2025 Losing Your Forests March 5, 2025 Oregon Firefighter Arrest, February 14, 2024 Firefighter Pay, February 14, 2024 The Science is Clear, Catastrophic Wildfire Requires Forest Management
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Reports and Position PapersPublic Lands Disposal Talking Points August 7, 2025 Talking Points on Loss of Fire Management July 1, 2025 Public Lands Disposal Talking Points April 8, 2025 Forest Carbon Position Statement February 6, 2024 Forest Carbon Science Statement February 6, 2024 Climate Change Position Statement February 14, 2023 Climate Change Science Statement February 14, 2023 "Managing Wildland Fire" February 24, 2022 "Forest Thinning and Prescribed Fire" December 12, 2021 "America’s Forest Management Crisis" April 16, 2021 FS Workforce Capacity Study July 26, 2019 Sustaining the Forest Service September 12, 2018 |
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