Seasonal positions for the 2022 field and fire season on the Deschutes National Forest open for application November 5 – 12, 2021 on USAJobs.gov. Positions have tentative start dates ranging from early April to early June. Information about available positions, seasonal hiring workshops and application resources can be found at https://www.fs.usda.gov/detailfull/deschutes/home/?cid=fseprd957409&width=full. Applications must be submitted through USAJobs.gov to be considered. Applicants are encouraged to create a USAJobs.gov profile in advance to save time once the hiring process begins. Vacancies announcements will be open for the following positions: Seasonal Fire Positions POSITION GS LEVEL(S) DUTY STATION(S) JOB ANNOUNCEMENT # Forestry Aid - Fire GS 03 Bend, Crescent, Sisters 22-TEMPF3-R6-3867-3DH Forerstry Technician - Fire GS 04/05 Bend, Crescent, Sisters 22-TEMPF3-R6-0003-4DH 22-TEMPF3-R6-3869-5DH Foresty Technician - Fuels GS 05 Crescent 22-TEMPF3-R6-0912-5DH Forestry Tech
Flathead National Forest planning prescribed burns
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HELENA, Mont. - Governor Greg Gianforte announced Monday that the first Good Neighbor Authority (GNA) Timber Sale in Lincoln County is scheduled to begin operations this month.
âThe Good Neighbor Authority Timber Sale in Libby is a promising step forward as we work to more actively manage our federal lands. Iâm committed to increasing our use of the Good Neighbor Authority so we can have healthier forests, prevent catastrophic wildfires, improve wildlife habitat, increase recreational opportunities and bring back good-paying Montana timber jobs,â Gov. Gianforte said.
The GNA project named âSkidaleâ is located approximately one mile southwest of the intersection of U.S. Highway 2 and MT 37, on the Parmenter Creek Road. The project was analyzed by the U.S. Forest Service under the Skidale Wildfire Resiliency Project, signed in October 2019 by Libby District Ranger Nathan Gassmann.