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FAITH, COURAGE, AND HONOR ON MEMORIAL DAY

“Like a Stone Wall”: Faith, Courage, and a Memorial Day Tribute By Del Albright Author’s Note:This post is not an endorsement of the Confederate cause or rebellion. I reference General Thomas “Stonewall” Jackson solely to highlight his remarkable leadership, unwavering faith, and

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6 ESSENTIAL STEPS TO SURVIVE A WILDFIRE

The 6 Ps of Disaster Preparedness By Del Albright, Wildland Fire Chief (ret.) It’s all about the 6 P’s: People and Pets2. Papers3. Prescriptions4. Personal Needs5. Priceless6. Plastic Read the whole story here and get the full list of tips and suggestions,

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FOSTERING SUSTAINABLE MOTORIZED RECREATION

Sustainable Doesn’t Mean Boring: Respect the Route and Ride Smart By Del Albright[delalbright.com] Let’s get one thing straight: Sustainable motorized recreation isn’t just about closing gates, slowing down, or sucking the fun out of four-wheeling. It’s about keeping the doors open—literally and

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CHASING GOLD; FALL COLORS OF THE EASTERN SIERRA

Chasing Gold: Fall Colors & Hidden History in the Eastern Sierra Fall in the eastern Sierra Nevada Mountains of California and western Nevada is a fleeting masterpiece — a fiery canvas of gold, orange, and crimson painted across rugged mountain slopes, sagebrush

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MISSION OF THE US FOREST SERVICE

The U.S. Forest Service (USFS), a pivotal agency within the U.S. Department of Agriculture, was established in 1905 to manage and protect the nation’s forest reserves. Today, it oversees 193 million acres of national forests and grasslands—an area roughly the size of

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