General InformationCoronado National Forest is a U.S. Forest Service-managed public land area spanning approximately 876,853 acres across Arizona, primarily in Pima County, established in 1891 as part of the National Forest System rather than as a for-profit industrial company.
Funding & FinancialsAs a federal government agency under the U.S. Department of Agriculture, Coronado National Forest does not raise private funding or operate as a commercial enterprise.
Leadership & TeamCoronado National Forest is administered by a Forest Supervisor appointed by the U.S. Forest Service, operating under federal management rather than having a traditional corporate leadership structure.
Recent ActivityCoronado National Forest continues its core mandate of managing public lands for conservation, recreation, and sustainable resource use, with ongoing efforts in forest health, wildfire management, and habitat protection across the Arizona region.