Pacific Northwest Forest Service Association (PNWFSA)

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Panorama of Mt Massive and Mt Elbert across Turquoise Lake outside of Leadville, CO, Pike-San Isabel NF

 “We are dedicated to sustaining the Forest Service mission and adapting to today’s and tomorrow's challenges.  We represent Forest Service retirees who are dedicated to: sustaining the heritage of caring for the National Forests and Grasslands, partnering with the Forest Service, and helping to understand and adapt to today’s and tomorrow’s challenges." 

Visit us at nasfr.org

 Join us and become a NAFSR member today, a national nonprofit membership organization that advocates and works for keeping our Public Lands in public hands, while being managed professionally and substantially for responsible use and enjoyment.


As an organization we endorse and embrace the multiple use mission of the USDA Forest Service. Our membership of predominately retired USDA FS employees from across the country are actively educating and advocating for policies, laws and regulations that help support the Forest Service to better meet it's trusted mission of being stewards of these magnificent public lands.


WE believe strongly in working with the agency, partners and elected officials to achieve and accomplish this mission.

                                          

 

  Please feel free to drop me a note regarding any questions or ideas that you may have.

Ranotta McNair  nafsr@oldsmokeys.org

    What's New!

      • NAFSR, sends letter and position paper to Secretary Purdue in support of the President’s Executive Order (EO), entitled “EO on Promoting Management of America’s Forests, Rangelands, and other Federal Lands to Improve Conditions and Reduce Wildfire Risk.” While endorsing the objectives of the EOo, NAFSR told the Secretary that “the current level of funding provided to…the Forest Service is no enough to accomplish the ambitious and desperately needed objectives of the EO.” NAFSR’s emphasized that “the capacity of the Forest Service must be increased…through program efficiencies, legislative changes, and a focus on efficiencies” to achieve EO goals. (full letter and position posted on line at nafsr.org.
      • What's Going On? Annual NAFSR Board of Directors Meeting
      • The NAFSR Board of Directors met in Phoenix, AZ on February 12-13, 2019.  Numerous issues were discussed including 2018 accomplishments and the 2019 Plan of Work.  Forest Service Chief Vicki Christiansen joined the Boards of NAFSR and the National Museum of Forest Service History  for a two hour discussion.  visit nafsr.org for full report.
      • The National Association of Forest Service Retirees has issued a brief summary report to the membership and Regional Retiree Associations highlighting our accomplishments for calendar year 2018. Lots accomplished!!!!  Click on the nasfr.org link  to review 


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