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152 results for “forests” · Democrats · Colorado
billion for western water infrastructure, $10 billion for forests, $19 billion for agricultural conservation, and $4 billion
Department of Interior (DOI) and the U.S. Forest Service (USFS). Since the start of 2025, the Trump administration … with staffing shortages across the Interior Department and Forest Service, have placed our public lands and the civil
reinstate the thousands of National Park Service and Forest Service workers the Trump administration illegally fired. Hickenlooper also
billion for western water infrastructure, $10 billion for forests, $19 billion for agricultural conservation, and $4 billion
carry out their fantasies of selling our beloved forests and lands off to billionaires. “Public lands belong
giving big corporations the greenlight to destroy our forests, pollute our waters, and harm our children … amendments would have: Required the United States Forest Service to maintain staffing levels needed for wildfire mitigation
Department of Agriculture (USDA), and U.S. Forest Service (USFS) due to President Donald Trump’s mass terminations
reinstate the thousands of National Park Service and Forest Service workers the Trump administration illegally fired. Hickenlooper also
advocated for the rehiring of thousands of Forest Service workers who help combat wildfires. At a time
point to an early and sustained drying of forests and rangelands, and could lead to a longer
demanding answers from the Trump Administration on deteriorating Forest Service trail conditions due to insufficient maintenance … Forest Service (USFS), which has threatened visitor safety and outdoor recreation access for millions of Americans. “We write
Representative Joe Neguse introduced legislation to prohibit the Forest Service from opening, improving, authorizing, permitting, or constructing … future landowner to sell the property to the Forest Service if they choose to do so. “Over
Natural Resources Committee, penned a letter to U.S. Forest Service Chief Tom Schultz underscoring the importance of seasonal … hiring freezes enacted under President Trump last year. Forest Service employees said these losses crippled the agency
following organizations: The Nature Conservancy, American Forests, National Association of Counties, the National Association of University Forest Resources
reinstate the thousands of National Park Service and Forest Service workers the Trump administration illegally fired. Hickenlooper also
Schultz, the Chief of the United States Forest Service (USFS), to prioritize more proactive wildfire mitigation efforts … lawmakers demanded the agency accelerate strategic precommercial forest thinning, prescribed fire and insect/disease treatments, along with other appropriate
Schultz, the Chief of the United States Forest Service (USFS), to prioritize proactive wildfire mitigation efforts across … point to an early and sustained drying of forests and rangelands, and could lead to a longer
reinstate the thousands of National Park Service and Forest Service workers the Trump administration illegally fired. Hickenlooper also
signed into law in December 2025), the U.S. Forest Service will issue $182 million in retroactive Secure Rural
Senator John Hickenlooper (D-Colo.) to urge U.S. Forest Service (USFS) Chief Tom Schultz to addresspersistent staffing shortagesand … West Actwhich would invest $60 billion in forests across the West to help reduce wildfire risk, restore watersheds
Fort Collins City of Ft. Collins’ Michigan Ditch Forest Health City of Fort Collins $500,000 Fort Collins … Ridgway West Region Wildfire Council for Forest Resilience West Region Wildfire Council $500,000 Rifle Drug Testing Public
Senate Democratic colleagues, called on the U.S. Forest Service (USFS) to address the alarming USFS internal report that … economy, $128 billion every year, and the National Forest System (NFS) plays a significant role in that contribution
public land located north of Edwards, Colorado. “With Forest Service staffing at a breaking point, this amendment ensures … Coloradans’ top priorities – like critical wildfire mitigation, forest health, and recreation management projects, ”said Bennet.“The Trump Administration
Colorado. In January 2024, Bennet and Neguseapplaudedthe U.S. Forest Service’s withdrawal of its Record of Decision that
January 2024, Neguse and Bennet applauded the U.S. Forest Service’s withdrawal of its Record of Decision that