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Projects & Plans

Forest Service employee verifying the composition of the stream bed. Much of Prince of Wales Island is public land, managed by the Tongass National Forest. Forest Service employees work to balance the ecological, social and economic needs of the area. Through sustainable management practices, long-term planning, in-depth research and public education, our goal is to ensure that the things that make Prince of Wales Island so special today, are here for future generations. Forest Service employee determining types and number of fish in stream.

Prince of Wales Island is served by two ranger districts:
Craig Ranger District
Thorne Bay Ranger District

Caring for the land and serving the people.

USDA Forest Service - Tongass National Forest
Last Modified: July 10, 2007