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United States. Forest Service. Rocky Mountain Region

A long-running U.S. Forest Service publishing body, this regional office has produced practical guides, planning documents, and conservation materials tied to the forests and grasslands of the central Rocky Mountains and Great Plains. Its work reflects day-to-day stewardship as well as the history of public lands management in Colorado, Kansas, Nebraska, South Dakota, and Wyoming.

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Montezuma National Forest, Colorado (1939)

Montezuma National Forest, Colorado (1939)

by United States. Forest Service. Rocky Mountain Region

About the author

The Rocky Mountain Region is the U.S. Forest Service's Region 2, headquartered in Lakewood, Colorado. According to the Forest Service, the region manages 17 national forests and 7 national grasslands across Colorado, Kansas, Nebraska, South Dakota, and Wyoming, and describes itself as part of a long Forest Service tradition tied to some of the earliest national forests in the country.

As an author credit, "United States. Forest Service. Rocky Mountain Region" usually refers not to one person but to the regional office responsible for publishing official materials. Library and catalog records show this name attached to a wide range of government publications, including forest plans, environmental documents, teacher guides, and field or management resources.

That means works under this name are best understood as institutional writing: publications created by Forest Service staff, specialists, and collaborators working under the Rocky Mountain Region banner. The voice is typically practical and public-facing, aimed at land management, conservation, education, and helping readers understand the forests and grasslands of Region 2.