National Forest

A National Forest is a publicly owned area designated by the government for the conservation of natural resources, including trees, wildlife, and water. These forests are managed for multiple uses such as recreation, timber harvesting, and ecological preservation. They often feature camping sites, hiking trails, and areas for outdoor activities, while also protecting habitats and maintaining environmental health. Managed by agencies like the U.S. Forest Service, National Forests serve to balance human use with ecological sustainability, ensuring these natural landscapes are preserved for future generations while providing opportunities for enjoyment and resource management.