Feb 1, 2019, 05:54 PM
US Forest Service
Department of Agriculture
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About us
The US Forest Service administers our nations forests and grasslands in an effort to sustain their health and diversity and to preserve them for future generations. To accomplish this goal almost 30.000 men and women serve as educators, foresters, firefighters, scientists,[font=Comic Sans MS] rangers and much more.[/font]
[font=Trebuchet MS]Our Service to the Evo City Community – Helping YOU ![/font]
To serve our Community the Rangers of the Evo City National Forest work tirelessly to provide you with various services such as:
- General Guidance and Education
- Search and Rescue
- Technical Aid and Vehicle Recovery
- Various Fire Services
- Public Maintenance and Disaster Relive
… and much more
As we are a state run agency most of those services wont cost you a dime. Therefore we highly recommend you visit one of the local ranger stations or contact one of our rangers (/phonebook; /pm) to find out how we can help you with your situation.
Guiding and Protecint the People – A Helping Hand !
Whilst many of the locals now they way around town. Even the most experiened outdoorsman may occasioanly get lost, or find himself in the need for a helping hand. Regardless of your situation we are allways happy to be that helping hand. Wether we can give you some directions, give you a ride to more remote areas or in the worst case need to search for- or even rescue you. Our staff is prepared for all situations wether you are struggeling with a flat tire, or fell into a mineshaft. We will guide, look after and if need be rescue you.
Recreational Opportunitys
With its stunning sights and breathtaking enviroment Evo City has seen a spike in tourism. Plenty of both toursits and locals like to discover our national forest on the bike, with a boat or even with hangliders to get a scenic view and a trhilling experience. Those who are not all about getting their daily dose of adrenaline may feel like exploring our country- and mountainside on a slower pace by hiking on one of our dozens trails or simply travelling to one of the nearby camping grounds. However you like it: the Evo City National Forest has a lot to offer you.
To ensure that all of us can safely enjoy and a appreciate our Forest we create and maintain safe trails, patrol the local lakes, and even promote more complicated activitys such as hangliding or atv rides. For for information on one of the many leisure opportunities visit your local ranger station.
Fish and Game
Whilst Evo City may not be famous for its huntinggrounds the City Lake has a rich populations of cod and salmon. Every season plenty of locals and tourists rush to the lakes and rivers to try their luck. Through active patrols and educational measures we ensure that everyone can get their fare share of fish for generations to come, by maintaining and protecting the local livestock.
Protecting and Maintaining the Enviroment – Only YOU can prevent forest fires !
In oder to protect our beautifull Enviroment we are devoted to large variety of measures that help to keep our forest clean and healthy. Wether that should be through active forestry, basic maintenance, scientific research or the enforcement of laws and regulations. The Forest Servers employs a large variety of experts ranging from Foresters to Firemen from Biologists to Interpreters and much more.
In the end of the day though YOU are a big part of that mission! You can help protecting the forest by complying with the regulations and guidelines of the local administration. Stay informed about area- and safety advisea and report violations or enviromental damage to the authoritys !
Education and Research
In order to safely appreciate and utilise the Forest in a sustainable manner we provide various educiational measures. Wether it is fire safety, agriculture or the historical narratives of our National Forest, our Interpreters, Handcrews and biologist work passionatly to share and discover cruicial knowledge.
Supporting and Promoting the local Community
Of course the Evo City National Forest would be nothing without a wide and supportive community standing behind it. Wether its local farmers, fishermen, nature enthusiast or residents – in Evo City we all depend on each other. Therefore we aim to promote local events and businisses through various measures like the organisation of field trips, the deployment of shuttlebuses, safety advise and oversight, traffic management, general consultation and likewise measures.
If you like to learn more about our cooperative/supportive offers contact our office and we will help you out.
The Evo City National Forest
The Evo City Forest used to be known for its large reserve of spruce and pine trees as well as for the fertile grounds along the nightingale Flatlands. Logging and agriculture dominated the economy in Marion County for decades till the extension of highway 3 opened the county for tourism, and large scale retailers in the late 60s. To properly manage the then booming logging industry the Evo City National Forest was created in 1931, providing better oversight and increased safety measures to the local woodcutters.
However when Dougal Moran, a local resident discoverd small portions of gold during a fishing trip at the lake the city saw its second economic boom. The uproar his findings caused in the local papers triggered a litteral Gold Rush with dozens of citizens searching the for gold all around the Mountainside. Yet little very little was found. The Media attention even brought Seacrest Mining Corp into town. For 3 years almost every 5th resident was employed in the mining industry. This second boom borught increased wealth into the region along with steadily increasing population. Yet although it first looked like a fruitfull and solid enterprise the gold reserves rapidly declined turning the Evo City mines unprofitable. The closure of the mines lead to a small recession with some, now umemployed locals trying to continue the seemingly hopeless mining efforts on their own (not rarely leading to fatal accidents).Today the last traces of this once thriving economy can be found near downtown motors in the mostly abandoned "hidden villlage" .
With a steady but not well paying logging industry at its core, and rising unemployement Evo City seemed destined to remain a rural, poorley developed countrside, if it werent for the newly built highway connections. With A connecting Tunnel between Highway 3 an US Route 64 the City was finnaly open for business ! New large companys settled down along raillway avenue, and an ever increasing ammount of tourism boosted commerce.
Today the Evo City National Forest is loved for its stunning sights and breathtaking landscape. What was once a purely industrial cluster in the countryside, has now become a „recreational paradise“ as the the EC Chronicle once called it. With a booming real estate market on the lakeside, and a flurishing inner city, Evo City has been save from the rescession.
Whie the creation of the Evo City National Forest was originally intendet to regulate the local industries, its focus has shifted gradually towards tourism and natural conservation.
Therefore the US Forest Service is running several programms to maintain the Forest, aid and educate its visitors and support the local community.
For more information regarding regarding recreational services visit the marion county homepage.
Cooperations
[font=Comic Sans MS]In an effort to complete our mission we partner with a wide variety of different agencys world wide. Our local partners will be listed below:[/font]
- comming soon
Events
In order to fulfill our educational mission we host a variety of seasonal events, including but not limited to fishing trips, mountain climbing, atv rides, (educational-) field trips and sightseeing as well as the establishment of camping and event grounds. To participate keep an eye on Advertisements as well as a Forest Service Announcements. Many of the Larger events will be announced online (this and event posts) ahead of time.
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District Ranger
Martin Murdock ([L[font=Arial][font=Arial][font=Arial]²[/font][/font]]Mr.Marsh)[/font]
Supervising Ranger
Vacant
Senior Ranger
Daniel ' Hondo ' Harrelson ([L²:RP] Riggs)
Peter Arington ([L²] X_MAXXX_X)
Ranger
Mark Muffalo (Markus)
Ollie Harrison (Ollie)
Jade Robinson (Montyfatcat)
Junior Ranger
Jack Campbell (BlueHavoc911)
Clayton Smith (Cboy)
Zach Rodgers (James R. I 70-19)
Trainees
As this is a temporary rank Trainees will not be listed individually.
Join Us !
Are you interest in joining our mission. Then fill out the template below and submit your application.
We are looking forward to welcome you to the Forest Service !
Application Form:
Name
Steam Name
Ingame time
Number of Penaltys (Bans&Blacklists)
Your Motivation
(You dont have to be exact with the playtime nor do you have to write an essay on your motivation. You can find your bans and blacklists in the courthouse tab by entering your steam id or name - if youshould overlook/miss one its not going to be all to problematic. You may be asked further questions after you submited your application. For any questions feel free to message me (Marsh) via reply to this thread, a private message on the forums or ingame, or via steam.