Friends of Pando, an organization dedicated to the Pando tree, has finalized an agreement with the U.S. Forest Service. The Forest Service is tasked with the responsibility of maintaining forest health and conservation to meet public land stewardship objectives. Friends of Pando is dedicated to educating the public, supporting research, and inspiring stewardship of the Pando tree, which is part of Fishlake National Forest. This agreement establishes a framework which will allow Friends of Pando and the Forest Service to work together on projects related to mutual goals involving the Pando tree, such as public education, research support, stewardship, and applying conservation principles to assure that Pando remains sustainable. Both entities will benefit from the agreement as they work to accomplish their respective missions and goals.
As part of the agreement, Friends of Pando submits an Annual Operating Plan (AOP) to the Forest Service outlining the specific areas of focus for the year. This year’s plan includes details about:
The full agreement and AOP can be viewed below.
Friends of Pando is dedicated and working to educate the public, support research and preservation efforts and inspire stewardship of Pando, the world’s largest tree.
Your gift of only $18 a month will help protect Pando for generations to come.
Make a one-time or, recurring tax deductible donation today.
Friends of Pando is a proud partner of Pando’s public land stewards, Fishlake National Forest of the U.S. Forest Service, Department of Agriculture.
Learn more about our partnership.
Friends of Pando and its partners are equal opportunity employers.
Friends of Pando
PO Box 12
Richfield, UT, 84701
Phone: 435-633-1893
IRS EIN: 87-3958681