Forest Service Halts Review of Cattle Grazing in National Forest

2026-10676 — Caribou-Targhee National Forest; Wyoming; Amendment to the 1997 Land Management Plan for the Targhee National Forest

The Forest Service is updating the 1997 Targhee National Forest Plan to allow the Grand Targhee ski resort to expand by changing how 694 acres of forest land are used. This affects local outdoor lovers and businesses by turning some protected areas into special recreation zones. People have 60 days to raise any concerns before the changes get final approval.

2026-10136 — Reinstatement of Information Collection; Pesticide-Use Proposal

The Forest Service is bringing back a form called the Pesticide-Use Proposal to help manage pesticide use on millions of acres of public lands. This means anyone involved in pesticide work on these lands will need to follow updated rules and submit this form again. Comments on this change are open until July 20, 2026, so now’s the time to speak up!

2026-09866 — Newspapers Used for Publication of Legal Notices by the Alaska, Pacific Northwest, and Pacific Southwest Regions, Alaska, California, Oregon, Washington, and Parts of Idaho and Nevada

The Forest Service just announced which newspapers they'll use to share important legal notices in Alaska, California, Oregon, Washington, and parts of Idaho and Nevada. Starting now, these papers will publish info about forest projects, decisions, and how you can comment or object. This helps keep everyone in the loop and sets clear deadlines for feedback—no surprises, just straightforward updates!

2026-08937 — Administrative Site Leases

The Forest Service wants to change the rules for leasing land used for their own offices and operations, making it more like how private real estate works. This means fewer regulations for these administrative site leases, which could speed up leasing and reduce red tape. If you have thoughts, you need to share them by June 5, 2026, so your voice counts!

2026-08681 — Information Collection; Equal Opportunity Program Delivery Compliance Review Tool

The Forest Service is keeping its Equal Opportunity Program Delivery Compliance Review Tool for another term without changes. This tool helps make sure everyone gets fair treatment in programs, affecting federal agencies and the public. If you want to share your thoughts, send comments by July 6, 2026—no extra costs or new rules, just a smooth extension!

2026-08623 — Information Collection: Qualified Products Lists for Fire Chemicals for Wildland Fire Management

The Forest Service is renewing its list of approved fire chemicals used to fight wildfires and wants your feedback by July 6, 2026. This update affects companies making these chemicals and helps keep wildfire fighting safe and effective. No big costs or changes, just making sure the paperwork stays up to date and useful.

Previous: 2025-10136 — Agency Information Collection Activities: Proposed Collection; Comment Request: Uniform Grant Application Package for Discretionary Grant Programs

The Food and Nutrition Service is updating its grant application forms to make applying easier and faster for everyone involved. This change affects people and agencies applying for discretionary grants, adding some new info to collect but keeping things simple overall. You’ve got 60 days to share your thoughts before these updates roll out, helping speed up the approval process without extra costs.

Next: 2025-10182 — Notice of Filing of Plats of Survey; Arizona

The Bureau of Land Management in Arizona just filed new land survey maps to help manage public lands better. If you own or use land in these areas, these updates could affect property boundaries or land use. No costs or deadlines for the public are involved, but these surveys keep land records accurate and up to date.