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Forest Service Reorganization: The Bigger Picture

Forest Service Reorganization: The Bigger Picture

by Kevin Hood | Jun 8, 2026 | FS Reorganization

[6/8/26: added embedded update below to include 6/3/26 Executive Order reclassifying positions to Schedule Policy/Career] When assessing the Forest Service reorganization, we must consider the bigger picture and broader changes occurring across the civil service....
FS Reorganization Will Close Leading Research Lab in Minnesota

FS Reorganization Will Close Leading Research Lab in Minnesota

by FSEEE | May 7, 2026 | In the News, FS Reorganization

The unfolding Forest Service reorganization targets important scientific facilities along with ongoing research projects. Current nationwide Forest Service research stations will be consolidated down to the Rocky Mountain Research Station in Colorado, and 75% of...
‘High Country News’ Article Highlights FSEEE Concerns About FS Reorganization

‘High Country News’ Article Highlights FSEEE Concerns About FS Reorganization

by FSEEE | Apr 1, 2026 | FSEEE in the News, FS Reorganization

An article by Christine Peterson in High Country News cites FSEEE Executive Director Kevin Hood’s concerns about the Forest Service reorganization that will move the agency’s headquarters from Washington, D.C., to Salt Lake City, Utah, the state that is...
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