National Forest Service

The National Forest Service (NFS) is a U.S. government agency responsible for managing national forests and grasslands. Its main goals are to protect natural resources, ensure public access for recreation, and promote conservation. The NFS oversees activities like logging, grazing, and outdoor recreation while balancing environmental health and public enjoyment. Established in 1905, it plays a crucial role in preserving wildlife habitats, maintaining clean water, and combating wildfires. The agency also offers educational programs to raise awareness about nature and sustainable practices among the public.