PEK’s Leadership Recognized in National Wildfire Risk Reduction Effort

As a trusted partner in conservation and forestry services, PEK Services continues to play an integral role in wildfire mitigation strategies, habitat restoration, and sustainable land management. 

The USDA Forest Service Collaborative Wildfire Risk Reduction Program announcement highlighted a $100 million investment by the Biden-Harris Administration to expand wildfire prevention efforts in high-risk areas across the United States. The invitation to participate in the announcement underscores PEK’s expertise in environmental restoration and land management, as well as its active role in addressing some of the nation’s most pressing forestry and conservation challenges.

Ericka James Blakemore, of PEK Services, was invited to join U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Tom J. Vilsack, U.S. Forest Service Chief Randy Moore, and Senior Executive for Intergovernmental Relations Brian Ferebee for a critical national announcement on wildfire risk reduction efforts.

PEK’s involvement also reflects the company’s strong collaboration with federal agencies, including the U.S. Forest Service and NRCS, and its proven track record in large-scale environmental restoration. Through innovative land management solutions, PEK Services remains committed to reducing wildfire risks, enhancing forest resilience, and protecting communities across the country. This national recognition further solidifies PEK Services as a leader in conservation, forestry, and wildfire risk reduction efforts.