Imagine a lush, green forest, complete with towering trees adorned with vibrant foliage, cascading waterfalls, and winding hiking trails. This glass coaster invites you to were adventure awaits: In America's National Forests. Each piece is as unique as trees in a forest.

The National Archives holds in trust records of both, the Forest Service, and the National Park Service.

In February 1905, during his second term, the National Forest Service was established at Theodore Roosevelt's direction. The Forest Service now manages 193 million acres of land, 27 million annual visits to ski areas on national forests, 277,000 heritage sites, and 158,000 miles of trails.

Department of the Interior responsibilities for national parks began with a single public reservation called Yellowstone National Park, which was established on March 1, 1872. With an increasing awareness of the need for wilderness preservation, more parks were gradually created. In order to effectively manage these national treasures, each of which were initially managed independently, the National Park Service was set up in the Department of the Interior, by an act of August 25, 1916.