OFRI photo galleries
The Oregon Forest Resources Institute is proud to present select images, infographics and tables related to Oregon’s forests. These graphics come from OFRI’s photo library, or from recent special reports and publications created by OFRI. Both low- and high-resolution downloads are available within each image window. Please credit the Oregon Forest Resources Institute when using these resources. Select a specific gallery using the pulldown selector below.
For more information about usage and availability of OFRI’s photo gallery, please contact Jordan Benner, Director of Communications 503-329-1441 or benner@ofri.org.
New housing units authorized (permits) and new units (starts)
New housing units authorized (permits) and new units (starts) (2000-2024)
Summary of the economic impacts of 2020 fires
Economic impact summary of the 2020 Labor Day Fires
Acres burned by fire severity in Oregon
Acres burned by fire severity in Oregon (1984-2023)
Total annual wages in Oregon by industry and worker type (2022)
Total annual wages in Oregon by industry and worker type (2013-2022)
Economic contributions of Oregon's forest sector
Economic contribution of Oregon's forest sector (2023)
Wood processing facilities in Oregon 2022
Wood processing facilities in Oregon as of 2022
Softwood lumber production 2024
Softwood lumber production in Oregon has varied over the last 12 years.
Jobs in Oregon's forest sector table
Oregon's forest sector supports more than 62,000 jobs across the state, including forest management, primary and secondary forest products, transportation and more.
Total acreage pie chart
Nearly half of Oregon is covered in forestland, totaling almost 30 million acres.
Ownership pie chart 25
One third of Oregon's forests are privately owned, and yet they product three quarters of our lumber supply. These pie charts show the comparison between ownership and harvest in Oregon.
Forest ownership table
Ownership of Oregon's is split between federal, state, private and tribal owners. This table shows the acreage in each of the ownership categories
Softwood lumber leader
Oregon continues to lead the nation in the production of softwood lumber.
