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Forestland ownership and harvest
While the federal government manages most of the forestland in Oregon, only a relatively small portion of Oregon’s timber harvest happens on federal land, and most of that is from thinning.
Historic forestland acreage
The amount of total public and private forestland in Oregon has held mostly steady, at about 30 million acres, for nearly 100 years.
Ownership map
Oregon’s forests are managed to reflect the varied objectives and practices of a diverse array of landowners.
Forestland Ownership
Oregon’s forests are managed to reflect the varied objectives and practices of a diverse array of landowners.
Oregon Total Land Area
Nearly half of Oregon is forestland. Oregon forests vary by species composition and ownership.