NFF Blog

Wet Spring Hiking: How to Stay Safe and Recreate Responsibly

Bringing Partners Together to Safeguard the West Sedona Recreation Area through Designated Dispersed Camping

Historically, dispersed camping west of Sedona meant being in nature with limited amenities and more solitude than you’d find...

Post-Fire Meadow Restoration on the Sierra National Forest that Will Have Downstream Effects

The National Forest Foundation and Sierra National Forest are partnering to implement two watershed restoration projects within...

Eight Ways to Celebrate Earth Month

Five Ways We Are Down to Earth

Piloting Drones as a Reforestation Tool

Keeping up with the latest technological advances, we are excited to announce that we’ve piloted aerial drone seeding.

What Is Low-Tech Process-Based Restoration, and How Can It Help the Colorado River?

The National Forest Foundation has added two full-time watershed coordinators focused on restoration projects throughout the...

NFF Expands Post Wildfire Recreation Work on Mt. Hood and Willamette National Forests

Wildfires burned hundreds of thousands of acres on the Mt. Hood and Willamette National Forests, the Columbia River Gorge, and...

Three Ways to Celebrate the Spring Equinox

The spring equinox signals warmer weather, new growth, and more time outdoors on our National Forests. From wildflower fields...