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State and federal agencies sign Shared Stewardship Agreement
A Shared Stewardship Agreement was signed recently between the State of Louisiana and the USDA’s Forest Service and Natural Resources Conservation Service. Participating in the signing were, seated from left: Louisiana Department of Agriculture and Forestry Commissioner Dr. Mike Strain, USDA Forest Service Chief Randy Moore, and Louisiana Governor John Bel Edwards. (See story.)
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April 27, 2022
State and federal agencies sign Shared Stewardship Agreement

USDA’s Forest Service and Natural Resources Conservation Service signed a Shared Stewardship Agreement with the State of Louisiana at a ceremony in Baton Rouge last recently. The agreement reaffirms USDA’s commitment to work with the State of Louisiana, tribal nations and other partners, using the best available science to identify high-priority management treatments that ensure the long-term sustainability of public and private lands.

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