OregonForests.org is a portal for information relating to the forest products industry and the management of Oregon’s forests as environmental, recreational and economic resources.
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Adventure Awaits
An illustrated pocket guide for visitors recreating on private and managed forestlands in Oregon...
Oregon Forest Literacy Plan
The Oregon Forestry Literacy Plan includes a forest education conceptual framework as well as a scope and sequence...
K-12 Forest Education Opportunities
A directory of field sites and ongoing forestry programs for Oregon educators and their students.
Private Forest Accord and Habitat Conservation
Explaining the goals of a habitat conservation plan on Oregon private forestlands.
Private Forest Accord-related law changes
Changes to forest regulations stemming from the Private Forest Accord report
Investigate the Forest
Journal pages for Oregon outdoor school, intended to guide students as they explore the outdoors.
Managing Wildlife Leave Trees in the Pacific Northwest
This informational pamphlet looks at retaining some natural structures for wildlife during timber harvest.
Blog: PFA Collaboration and Compromise
This new blog post explains the goals behind this historic change to Oregon's forest practices.
2020 Labor Day Fires: Summary Report
A summary of the 2020 Labor Day Fires: Economic Impacts to Oregon’s Forest Sector – Full Report
Living with Fire
Although western fires are growing in size, leading to more frequent "megafire events," there are ways to reduce the...
Wildlife in Managed Forests: Forest Amphibians
Amphibians play an important and distinctive role in forest ecosystems. They occur across forested watersheds in aquatic
2020 Labor Day Fires : Economic Impacts
This economic impact analysis evaluates nine of the largest Labor Day 2020 fires plus three other fires
Wildlife in Managed Forests: Sierra Nevada Red Fox
Wildlife in Managed Forests: Sierra Nevada Red Fox
Tree Carbon Tape: Instruction Guide
Instructional guide for using the Tree Carbon Tape activity