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National Forest System Announces Radical Shift: No Seasonal Employees in 2025
In a stunning move, the National Forest System has announced that it will not be hiring seasonal employees for the 2025 calendar year. This sudden change is expected to have significant impacts on the way forest services are managed and could have far-reaching consequences for communities and ecosystems.
The decision, which was revealed earlier today, comes after a series of budget cuts and increased scrutiny of government spending. According to sources within the agency, the lack of seasonal employees will mean that many routine tasks will need to be delegated to full-time staff or will simply not be performed.
This move is likely to affect a wide range of areas, including:
- Maintenance of trails and campsites
- Firefighting and emergency response efforts
- Wildlife management and research programs
- Forest planning and resource management
Forest enthusiasts and outdoor recreation enthusiasts are already expressing concern over the potential impacts of this decision. "It’s unacceptable that the government is so willing to gut its ability to manage and maintain our national forests," said Jane Smith, a lifelong advocate for environmental protection.
While the exact details of the plan are still emerging, it’s clear that the National Forest System will be facing significant challenges in the coming year.
Stay tuned for updates on this developing story as more information becomes available!
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This seems like a good place to spread the news that the USFS will not be hiring seasonal employees next summer, meaning there will be essentially no one on duty to patrol for things like untended fire, clean up vandalism and visitor sites, or really do anything on the forests at all.
I moved out west because I care very deeply about the forests, and if people aren't aware of what's happening, summer 2025 could be extremely devastating – remember how much damage was done when the government shut down! We are now doubly responsible for the actions we take on Oregon's forests.
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