Here’s why you might get stopped and questioned during your next hike
Starting October 1, U.S. Forest Service employees will conduct public surveys in the White River National Forest. Hikers may be stopped and questioned as part of this data collection effort.
If you’re headed out into White River National Forest over upcoming months, don’t be surprised if a U.S. Forest Service employee approaches you to ask a few questions. Don’t worry, you’re probably not in trouble – it’s just part of a public survey push. Starting on October 1, those in this part of Colorado may encounter […]
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