#us-forest-service

#us-forest-service

Emma Fire has been burning for 58 days in Los Angeles County, with its cause and containment status still unknown.

The Divide Fire in Los Angeles County has been active for 58 days with no containment details available.

The Divide Fire has been burning for nearly two months with no containment information available.

A wildfire named Ambrose Admin Piles was reported in Modoc County, California, with unknown containment and cause.

Recent layoffs at the U.S. Forest Service jeopardize wildfire prevention efforts in the West, increasing the threat of future destructive blazes.

A new prescribed burn called Jmsa Piles /support has been initiated in Mono County, California, to prevent catastrophic wildfires.

The effectiveness of hurricane recovery efforts in North Carolina's national forests is threatened by staff shortages and recent federal employee firings.

Federal layoffs at the U.S. Forest Service impact dedicated workers, igniting emotional responses and highlighting issues regarding job security under budget cuts.

Mass layoffs in federal agencies, particularly the U.S. Forest Service, have created chaos and uncertainty in small communities.

The U.S. Forest Service faces significant challenges after mass layoffs, with concerns about management and environmental protections.