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Helicopters Give Fish a Better Chance to Spawn in Oregon

October 18, 2011 Erica Hupp, Fremont-Winema National Forest, US Forest Service

Working collaboratively, the Fremont-Winema National Forest, Klamath Basin Rangeland Trust, Oregon Department of Fish, and Wildlife and Oregon Parks and Recreation Department are completing a restoration project designed to improve redband trout spawning and rearing habitat on the Lower Williamson...

Conservation Forestry

Massachusetts Dam Stands up to Tropical Storm Irene

October 12, 2011 Jim Lyons, Civil Engineer, NRCS Massachusetts

Just before Tropical Storm Irene hit Massachusetts, employees of USDA’s Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS), including me, were informed of the storm’s potential impact on a dam rehabilitation project that was underway in Westborough, Mass., a suburban community west of Boston.

Conservation

Partnering in Virginia to Restore an Important Southern Ecosystem

October 06, 2011 Barbara Bowen, NRCS Virginia

Like the mythical phoenix, the very real longleaf pine is rising from the ashes of near-extinction to reclaim its native range in Virginia with the help of committed partners and landowners like Bill Owen. A musician by profession, Owen is a conservationist at heart who still lives in the family...

Conservation

USDA and DSU Deliver More than Healthy Food to Those in Need

October 04, 2011 Dastina Wallace, NRCS Delaware

Providing healthy produce to needy families is one of many goals of USDA’s People’s Garden Initiative. But ensuring that those who receive the food know delicious ways to enjoy it is also important.

Conservation Food and Nutrition Initiatives