Western Caucus Foundation Launches Education Advertisement Campaign on the Fix Our Forests Act

WASHINGTON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--The Western Caucus Foundation (WCF) is set to launch an education and promotional campaign to highlight the benefits of the Fix Our Forests Act (FOFA) beginning on Nov. 10, 2026. As Congress returns to wrap up action before the end of the 119th Congress, the WCF will be communicating the benefits of FOFA with the following actions: educational video advertisement campaign; social media assets; policy briefings on capitol hill; and physical FOFA promotional materials.

The digital video advertising campaign will be aimed at promoting the benefits of the legislation to Washington policy makers and rural America. The advertisement will highlight the Congressional Western Caucus endorsement of the bill, along with the commonsense solutions included in the text for healthy American forests and to protect our communities from wildfire. Click here to view our ad.

The Western Caucus Foundation will also be promoting the benefits of FOFA on our social media accounts: Instagram, Facebook, X, YouTube and Linked-In.

The Fix Our Forests Act has previously passed the House of Representatives and the Senate Committee on Agriculture. The bill now awaits consideration by the full Senate.

“Western Caucus Members of Congress have long championed common-sense solutions for healthy forests and to protect our communities from wildfire,” said Darrell Henry, Executive Director of the Western Caucus Foundation. “The Congressional Western Caucus endorsed the Fix Our Forests Act because the best time to fight a catastrophic wildfire is before it starts.”

The Western Caucus Foundation (WCF) is a non-profit organization that educates law and policy makers about the cultural and policy issues unique to the American West and rural America. While a separate organization from the Senate and Congressional Western Caucuses, the Foundation works with similar goals as the Caucuses to inform and educate policy makers and the public on ‘Western’ ideals and rural issues. For more information, visit https://www.westerncaucusfoundation.org/.