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GOES East infrared loop of #TSBarry (551 am - 716 am CDT). Latest updates: https://www.nhc.noaa.gov/refresh/graphics_at2+shtml/084225.shtml?cone#contents …pic.twitter.com/AXuzYD9ctZ

Happy 202nd birthday to Henry David Thoreau! May his words guide what you find on our public lands. #FridayFeelingpic.twitter.com/VdbBbxBtS9

#DYK wetlands filter water, which helps improve the overall health of our freshwater supply? Wetlands on the #OcalaNF clean much of #Florida's water. If you’re drinking water in #Orlando, #Tampa, #Daytona, chances are your water has moved through the Ocala.pic.twitter.com/pXjY6alBfs

Longleaf Pine forests benefit humans, as well as, wildlife. They support our freshwater systems, provide natural resilience to catastrophic storms and help sustain the regional economy. #NationalForestWeek : Bill Schaum | A Longleaf Pine stand in the Conecuh NF in Alabamapic.twitter.com/I7J7dlzfam

A meteorologist won't fit in your pocket but the @FEMA app will! Stay safe with weather alerts and safety tips when you're on-the-go. Get the app for your smartphone here → http://fema.gov/mobile-app  #BePreparedNotScared #Barrypic.twitter.com/tAcSu5mFIY

As Tropical Storm #Barry moves west, dangerous rip currents and high surf are possible along the Gulf Coast of Florida. These beach conditions can be life-threatening, use extreme caution if you plan on visiting the beach along Florida’s Gulf Coast.pic.twitter.com/13zwal6KMS

Celebrating the diversity within our forests with the Rainbow Shiner. It inhabits small, clear streams with clean substrate. National Forests provide clean water, wildlife habitat and much more. : John Moran (U.S. Forest Service) | Terrapin Creek on the Talladega NF in Alabamapic.twitter.com/8ADbVTpgI2

Did you know that your National Forests have more than 4,400 miles of wild and scenic rivers to float? Yet, many people are still unaware that these public lands are here for us to cherish and enjoy. http://ow.ly/pWgX50uYRJ2  #NationalForestWeek #ItsAllYourspic.twitter.com/fUFoZg8PNx

By working with public and private recreation partners, the Forest Service is finding creative ways to deliver recreation experiences that better meet the needs of visitors and support local economies. #ItsAllYourspic.twitter.com/f7vxtQb3ZN

FLASH FLOOD WATCH Update: We have extended the Flash Flood Watch to include Escambia, Clarke and Choctaw counties in Alabama until 1 PM Sunday. Heavy rainfall of 4 to 7 inches with some locally higher amounts approaching 10+ inches could be possible through the weekend. #Alwxpic.twitter.com/AIHQPQwNxj

Ahhhh….there’s nothing like the great outdoors! Please join us in celebrating our National Forests this July 8-14th for #NationalForestWeek. Learn more and get involved: https://trib.al/9zFb3bH pic.twitter.com/raOmZN8wzt

FRIDAY FORESTRY FACT: The Southwest, Ozark, and Ouachita regions contain 88 percent of the forestland in the state. The most heavily forested County is Dallas (94 percent) and the least forested is Mississippi County (5 percent). #arkforestspic.twitter.com/cvChP0HK1z

Henry David Thoreau was born on July 12, 1817. #FridayThoughts #FridayMotivationpic.twitter.com/gesHbadnMH

8pm - GOES-East Satellite imagery of Tropical Storm #Barry over the Gulf of Mexico this evening. Want to view more Tropical Storm Barry satellite imagery? Check out this link: https://www.star.nesdis.noaa.gov/GOES/floater.php?stormid=AL022019 …pic.twitter.com/JPi9RiDA8K

Leading up to my 75th birthday on August 9th, I thought I'd take a trip down memory lane and share some of my favorite posters throughout the years. Who know's what's special about this one? #SmokeyBear75 #TBT http://SmokeyBear75th.org pic.twitter.com/pNtwzhKe8u

It's official! Yesterday NFF President Mary Mitsos and @forestservice Chief Vicki Christiansen officially launched #NationalForestWeek at @REI's DC Flagship Store. How are you celebrating the inaugural National Forest Week? #ItsAllYours pic.twitter.com/0eY5ypG2vv