Success Stories
Success Stories capture many of the remarkable projects and noteworthy accomplishments in the Eastern Region. These stories are written by Forest Service employees to build awareness among our partners and members of the public.
ARRA and the Forest Service in Central Oregon: Contract Crews Are Reducing Hazardous Fuels
People are back at workhard at work thinning and hand piling small trees, mowing and removing some biomass.
Career Talk on the Chippewa National Forest
Chippewa NF employees visited the Remer High School careers class to talk about their jobs as Forest Service employees.
Chippewa NF Part of Schools Winter Forestry Day
Chippewa National Forest staff from the Deer River Ranger District presented a series of programs at North Elementary School.
Volunteers Participating in the Karner Blue Butterfly Recovery Program Make a Difference
National Forest enlists help of volunteers to assess the population abundance and habitat quality of an endangered butterfly.
The Eastern Region's Pollinator & Native Plant Gardens - Come Join Us
Native Plant & Pollinator Gardens Provide Enjoyment of Nature's Simple & Complex Workings
Gone But Not Forgotten?
Endangered plants re-appear on Mark Twain National Forest following prescribed burn
Biomass Utilization and Restoration Network Wins Chief's Partnership Award
Hiawatha and BURN-UP partners aim for sustainable biomass innovation in Michigan's U.P.
Chippewa and Leech Lake: Working Together for a Cleaner Environment
The work of the Leech Lake Band of Ojibwe / Chippewa National Forest Dumpsite Clean Up Group is an outstanding example of positive impact on a cleaner environment.
Chippewa and Leech Lake Join Together on Day Labor Program
In October of 2008, the Leech Lake Band of Ojibwe and the Chippewa National Forest signed a participating agreement to work together on the Band's new temporary employment program.
Birds of a Feather
Diverse partners restore a landscape across boundaries.