Forest Service

American  

noun

1. a division of the U.S. Department of Agriculture, created in 1905, that protects and develops the national forests and grasslands.

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Example Sentences

A call to the Forest Service ranger station on Mount St. Helens confirmed it.

From Literature

“The Forest Service just shut the mountain. You going to leave?”

From Literature

Malone and White rushed to the phone to call the Forest Service.

From Literature

But no, the Forest Service had eyes on the volcano.

From Literature

By the summer of 1981, there were three proposals for a national monument before the US Congress: one from Susan’s group, one from the Forest Service, and one from Washington’s new governor, John Spellman.

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