Learn more about agroforestry by ordering free copies of "To Harvest or Not to Harvest" monograph naturalinquirer.org/product/to-har…

Check out all the great videos we have on a variety of educational topics- from Smokey Bear to Woodsy Owl to Moon Trees! We have a lot of great content! youtube.com/@naturalinquir…

Check out this excellent newsletter! Lots of cool educational resources including items from natural inquirer 🤩🙌😀

Are you a teacher or parent to early learners? Check out our latest blog post to learn more about our new and restocked readers! These are a great way to introduce younger audiences to science and STEM careers! naturalinquirer.org/this-just-in-n…

The Water Quality Portal is the largest water quality data warehouse in the US. Using it, local, state, & Tribal officials can access relevant data to help them keep people & the environment safe. The public can use the data too!👉ow.ly/LWn750T5gSv #UnleashTheScience

🌋 Although commonly referred to as Newberry Crater, the "crater" is in fact a caldera formed when the overlying rocks collapse when a magma chamber is emptied. The caldera stretches across 17 square miles in the heart of the volcano.

I’m the 2024 #SummerReadingChampion! Head to your library & start your adventure with a book from my reading list. Show me what you’re reading this summer with #SmokeyBearReads! Learn more and review the list: cslpreads.org/nationalsummer… #AdventureBeginsAtYourLibrary #CSLPreads

National Public Lands Day is September 28th! Check out our latest blog post to learn about NEEF NPLD and explore some of our FREE resources related to conservation and stewardship! naturalinquirer.org/national-publi…

Sixty years ago, the #Wilderness Act was passed to designate & protect designated wilderness areas - today, 112 million acres (larger than California) are preserved wilderness! #Wilderness60 #NationalWildernessMonth

Forests provide thousands of benefits to people, animals and the earth. Explore what a forest or grassland has to offer today. #forestsprovide #nationalforest

Exposure to trees relaxes and restores your mind, lowering your blood pressure and ❤️rate. If you are able to go outdoors today, thank a tree for helping take care of your heart! ❤️ healthytreeshealthylives.org/health-benefits #HealthyTreesHealthyLives

EPA helps communities invest in drinking water infrastructure. Meet Jorge, an EPA environmental engineer who has spent nearly a decade helping communities access safe drinking water. #BeEPA

Today we commemorate the somber events of September 11, 2001, and honor the lives tragically lost. We pay tribute to the passengers and crew of Flight 93, and the brave acts of firefighters, first responders, police officers, and civilians at Ground Zero. #NeverForget

The Flight 93 NMEM contains about 2,200 acres of forests and fields. To maintain the solemnity of the area, administrators have asked the USDA Forest Service to assess and update the health of the "Witness Grove." The first evaluation of the site was completed 12 years ago.

As we remember the sacrifices of those on 9/11, we honor the partnerships and friendships that rose from tragedy by sharing how firefighters from FDNY came to support us in responding to #wildfires in Sequoia Nat'l Forest fs.usda.gov/about-agency/f…

For the first time, scientists documented a US species’ extirpation that seems directly caused by sea level rise & climate change. The Key Largo tree cactus is expected to disappear from the Florida Keys in coming years. Read the #NewPublication research.fs.usda.gov/treesearch/681…

The new Atlas of Ungulate Migration maps 20 migrations of hooved mammals from around the world, including the longest mule deer migration on record, the subject of long-term USGS research.🗺️🦌🦓🐘 Learn more👉ow.ly/aVim50TlZ7O #AnimalMigration #ConservationData #Wildlife

Smokey Bear LIVE 4 coming soon! youtu.be/y9bFUpwrrho

In Alaska, an estimated 2.17 million cumulative acres of mixed spruce & birch forests have been impacted by spruce beetle. Pictured is a pocket of spruce beetle damage upslope from the shore of Cooper Lake (2023). USDA Forest Service photo by Jessie Moan. #AlaskaForestHealth