United States Forest Service

He was 19.

The outfit he worked for ran about 1,500 head on a Forest Service allotment that went from the Aspen line up to the ridges.

And Doyle's job was to move the band from one grazing area to the next every few days, keep them off the water in the heat of the day, and keep the coyotes off them at night, with two dogs and a rifle and a sheep wagon that the camp tender pulled to a new spot every week or so.

He saw the camp tender twice a week and nobody else.

And as Bradley Moss notes, Trump's social media posts are official statements under law as established by one of his cases from eight years ago before Judge made it.

So, as you said, A.G., if you've been following this, you know that the DOJ's excuse for cutting down the trees, despite a temporary restraining order preventing renovations on the course, is that the tree removal was actually part of this 2019 Forest Service plan.

But on Friday in court, Woodward told Judge Reyes that the tree removal is actually part of the renovation plan.

Going against everything DOJ has said in both open court and in filings in the matter.

Yeah, so I reached out to the Sheriff's Department, got a response immediately.

Reached out to the Forest Service, got a response immediately.

Nice.

Reached out to the state police, have not heard back.

They're very active in this community, and you can make your contributions there.

We're going to continue to make sure that the Federal Emergency Management Agency, the Forest Service, our military, National Guard, and all the resources that we have available, federal level are brought to bear in fighting this fire.

This is a good reminder of what makes us Americans.

We don't just look out for ourselves.

He wanted to get out into the world and experience as much of it as possible.

When the phone rang in early 1998, David was over the moon to hear that it was the Sedona U.S. Forest Service offering him a job as a park ranger in the Coconino National Forest.

David took the job and was incredibly eager to get started.

His family was incredibly proud of him and it was clear that he had a long and happy career ahead of him.

After a short search, they found the red Ford F-150 truck that the two had been traveling in abandoned near the Rattlesnake Canyon trailhead.

There was no evidence in the car to indicate where the two men had gone or what could have happened, but the discovery of the vehicle did help to expand the search radius.

In total, the New Mexico State Police, the National Park Service, New Mexico State Search and Rescue, Mesilla Valley Search and Rescue, Oregon Mountain Technical Rescue, the Eddy County Fire Service, the U.S. Forest Service, U.S. Customs and Border Protection, and the Native Air Ambulance all turned up to help find Robert Sr. and Jr.

Unfortunately, shortly after their car was discovered, Robert Jr.'s body would be found at around 10 p.m. bringing the effort to a screeching halt.

When the hunters finally arrived to the camp the next day, they were unable to locate her.

Connie was a well-trained outdoors woman who had previously worked as a U.S. Forest Service Ranger, and she frequently led young people in groups on tours of the backcountry.

The Idaho County Sheriff's Office was notified and search efforts were organized.

In addition to Idaho County personnel, the Forest Service, the US Air Service and Backcountry Rescue Helicopter assisted in the search.

According to park officials, the search area was characterized by steep slopes with cliff faces frequently over 100 feet high.

Despite the harsh terrain, there were ground patrols, canine units, and a volunteer division that all combed the area.

Two bear air and the U.S. Forest Service provided daytime aerial searches and nighttime infrared flights.

The U.S. Geological Survey also joined the search efforts with drones.

Their hearts sank when they realized that there was blood all over the interior.

Ian's disappearance has now turned into a homicide investigation and while searching for Ian, the US Forest Service made a very puzzling discovery.

Tucked away off Spur Road 130 was a green Ford Expedition that was registered to 80-year-old Nancy Holtz.

She had been missing reported on May 13th, 2020.

Okay, so I live in North Georgia in a little town called Blairsville.

So I work for the U.S. Forest Service in fire management.

My specific role is I am a district fire manager.

So I am in charge of all fire operations on my district on the Chattahoochee National Forest.

Tonight, I will be reading you.

I am a search and rescue officer for the U.S. Forest Service.

I have some stories to tell.

I'll have this linked in the description box below.