>>2865528
more here: https://www.hatchmag.com/articles/trump-administration-orders-dismantling-us-forest-service/7716263

>buzzword filled article focusing no efforts on objective analysis of a concerning issue
>>>/pol/

Based fuck those welfare queens. Can’t wait for California to finally turn into literal hell with fire and brimstone to accompany the figurative hell that’s been brewing there for decades.

>>2865528
Use the catalog dumbfuck

goys don't get to enjoy nature

>>2865528
Im still a fire watch. Another season of fun watching for money clouds to zap countless hours of overtime.

>>2865558
this is the only thread about it, dummy.

>>2865556
there barely any fire watches in cali
>>2865577
>Im still a fire watch.
for now. at this rate, it may be your last season.

>>2865581

>>2865267
Dumb fucking monkey

>>2865556
California has CalFire.

>>2865577
Where does firewatch even exist in the world? It's been cameras and drones for years.

>>2865643
When life and death is on the line, sometimes a human is more reliable than technology.

>>2865712
No son, thermal cameras on a sat work way better than a dunk passed out dude in a cuck shack on stilts.

>>2865717
>a dunk passed out dude in a cuck shack on stilts.
ESL
lol
lmao even

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>>2865754
lol, that doesn't work when you are phone posting from the 3rd world Shaheed.

>>2865761
Learn grammar, Rajeev.

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>>2865643
I'm in Oregon. We still got plenty.
The green part of the state uses camera. High desert and mountains is still staffed.
Try most west coast states. We hire at the end of fire season: Sept-Dec on USAJobs
It's a job for retired people and people at a dead end in life. I would know better than anyone.

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>>2865643
Government is slow to change. It will probably switch to nasa heat seeking radar at some point but it's been pretty unreliable at times too.
>>2865717
partially true. there's a lot of bad lookouts and even though there's a lot of seniority, the pay isn't enough to keep people around. the jobs all about tons of overtime hours with a lower pay than flipping burgers. so no social life, which usually leads to problems for the unitiated.
>>2865712
i tell people im an insurance policy against mass destruction. if technology fails it's an expensive mistake. even calling things in 10-30 minutes faster can save millions.

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sorry for delay. i stopped checking /out/ cause it's 90% gear threads.
have a picture of a penis in the sky.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K-PdbfkA7LM

>>2865836
>>i tell people im an insurance policy against mass destruction. if technology fails it's an expensive mistake. even calling things in 10-30 minutes faster can save millions.
based

>>2865528
average age in this pic is 50-60 wtf

>>2865917
imagine losing the pension you've been building your entire career.

>>2865917
This is on the national mall so this is probably the people in the DC office which means higher ups which means older people.

>>2865939
How many fluid ounces of tears have you cried itt

OP keeps posting this one board after board without even checking catalogs for existing threads. It keeps getting pointed out that the Forest Service isn't being "dismantled" and certainly isn't being "shut down". The headquarters are being moved from DC to Utah. Regional offices are being relocated. State level directors are being added.
Instead of the Forest Service being mostly people in DC issuing dictates for use thousands of miles away from land they've never seen, regulatory power is being moved out to the areas in which the forests exist.
The authors of these articles know this. OP knows this and now you know this. But if you want to be constantly outraged, you will ignore this and continue to pretend that the Forest Service is actually being shut down because outrage is the only emotion you're capable of processing anymore. Guarantee within 24 hours from now, OP will start another thread, hoping this one dies because it contains inconvenient facts that he really wants you to not know about.

>>2865944
Or just retirees that have accepted roles in the area. There's always a few at each office.

>>2865974
there's lots of national forests in the eastern us and they are underfunded and poorly managed

>>2865528
help me out, but what service does a forest need?

>>2865976
I would say yes but again these are the staff at DC office, they wouldnt have retirees or volunteers like a ranger district office would. The people in the front row are current leadership. https://www.fs.usda.gov/about-agency/newsroom/leadership-biographies

>>2865974
Yes, this article and others are alarmist and the FS is not getting dismantled. However, you are falling for a culture war talking point if you think moving the hq to utah magically makes it more effective. Maybe a century ago it could make sense but today any person in DC can fly out to any ranger district in a day, or can get on video calls with any of them instantly. If you look into the bios of any leadership most all of them started as seasonals in ranger districts throughout the country, they do know their lands. Regulatory power doesnt change because of where the office it comes from is located.

>>2866006
Why did you even make this post
You are as subtle as a brick to the head, comrade

>>2865945
i didn't lose my pension

>>2865989
if you have to ask, you don't need to know

>>2866030
i have to ask and i need to know.

>>2866048
you need to go back

>>2866176
take your meds, retard.