Did you know that you can head into your local national forest to cut down your own wild Christmas tree for just $5? It’s true! Picking out and cutting our Christmas tree has been one of our ...

Her work has appeared in Scientific American, Business Insider, Sierra Magazine, Your National Forests Magazine, Scholastic Magazines and the Daily Mail. Scientists from an international project ...

Dana Dierkes, public affairs officer for the Angeles National Forest, told LAist that it’s for your safety, but also so the landscape can heal after the deadly Eaton Fire and last year’s ...

Why you should cut your own tree from a national forest (besides the fact that it's really cheap) Cutting down and carrying out your own holiday tree helps contribute to good overall forest health ...

This story appears in the December 2012 issue of National Geographic magazine. On a gentle slope ... Its footprint would cover your dining room. Trying to glimpse its tippy top, or craning to ...

BEND, Ore. (KTVZ) -- The Deschutes National Forest, Discover Your Forest and Mt. Bachelor invite you to discover your national forest while participating in your favorite winter activity!

Daley is President and CEO of American Forests, co-chair of the U.S. Chapter of 1t.org and a member of the USDA Forest Service Forest Research Advisory Council. America’s National Forests cover ...

Guidelines vary between national forests, so research the rules for your chosen location before cutting your tree. Information from Travel Lane County on tree permits is here. Information from the ...

March your family into the woods and cut down your very own Christmas tree. Michigan’s three national forests will all soon be open for Christmas tree cutting. “Venturing into a local national ...