Intermountain and Northern Regions
Legislative
Affairs and Marketing
What
is the legislative affairs and marketing program?
Legislative Coordination
- Build
relationships with state and national congressional staffs to
ensure they realize how State and Private Forestry programs can
benefit their constituents
- Coordinate
congressional visits and write briefs for regional
foresters/state foresters to promote State and Private Forestry
programs in the west
- Arrange
field tours for congressional members, our partners and State
& Private Forestry staff members
- Work
with Western Forestry Leadership Coalition promoting west-wide
issues
- Provide
information on State and Private Forestry programs and
accomplishments for hearings on forest health, economic action
programs, noxious weed
Marketing
Coordination/Communications
- Provide training regarding
marketing as a tool.
- Design marketing strategies for
the staff groups and programs.
- Work with local media
(newspapers, TV, etc.) to tell our story and share our
successes.
- Design and prepare communication
materials and state fact sheets.
Key Partners and Customers
- Congressional delegations from
Montana, Idaho, Nevada, North Dakota, and Utah
- State Foresters and their staffs
in all five states
- National Association of State
Foresters
- Council of Western State
Foresters: Legislative Director
- Western Forestry Leadership
Coalition
- Western Board of Directors:
Regional Foresters and State Foresters
- Washington Office: S&PF
leadership, legislative affairs and national leadership
- Regional Foresters, and Forest
and District level employees within National Forest System and
Research
- RC&D Coordinators and Rural
Community Assistance Teams
Opportunities for National
Forests and Grasslands:
- Gain
knowledge of congressional delegation in 5 states
- Technical
assistance and advice on marketing strategies
For further assistance contact
us.
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