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Thursday #AskUSDA Twitter Chat: USDA Conservation Efforts and Reconnecting with the Great Outdoors

November 26, 2012 Stephanie Chan, Office of Communications

Do you have questions about national conservation or wildlife preservation efforts? Have you ever wondered about the effect of wildfires in our national forests? Wondering how you can give back to the great outdoors? You’re in luck! USDA Senior Advisor to the Secretary for Environment and Climate...

Conservation

Special Delivery: Colorado Christmas Tree Arrives at U.S. Capitol

November 26, 2012 Deidra L. McGee, Office of Communication, US Forest Service

Every year, the Forest Service plays an integral role in providing the annual Capitol Christmas Tree, known as “The People’s tree”, from one of the agency’s 155 national forests to bedazzle the U.S. Capitol lawn. This year’s tree, a 73-foot Engleman Spruce, comes from the White River National Forest...

Forestry

South Dakota USDA Staff Observes Native American Heritage Month

November 26, 2012 Tammi Schone, South Dakota Public Information Officer

USDA Rural Development in South Dakota is celebrating the Annual Native American Heritage Month of November through traditional stories, original Native American artwork and friendly competition, helping those inside and outside of USDA to learn and enjoy Native American history and culture. This...

Rural

Jamaica and the United States Team Up to Keep Out Invasive Pests

November 26, 2012 Eduardo Varona, APHIS State Operations Support Officer, Miami, FL

The “Don’t Pack a Pest” campaign went international last month as Jamaica enthusiastically kicked off its own version of the outreach initiative in Montego Bay and Kingston. The Florida-based program warns the public about the risks of bringing undeclared agricultural products—and hitchhiking...

Animals Plants

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