The U.S. Forest Service released its latest accomplishments report highlighting a year of intensified activity focused on wildfire resilience, forest restoration, and community support across national forests and grasslands. The agency reports treating millions of acres to reduce hazardous fuels and improve forest health, alongside expanded reforestation efforts at levels not seen in decades. Timber offerings increased as part of a broader strategy to support rural economies while advancing sustainable forest management. Significant investments were also directed toward community wildfire preparedness, including funding for local and volunteer fire departments, equipment, and training. Infrastructure improvements—such as road, bridge, recreation site, and watershed restoration projects—addressed long-standing maintenance backlogs and storm damage. The report further notes progress in streamlining permitting for rural broadband and energy projects, helping improve connectivity and access in forest-dependent communities. [The Tree Frog News cannot access the US Forest Service website, this summary was created using AI]