Anna Vesper of McGee Engineering discusses how to design and maintain forest roads to ensure the protection of water quality in Oregon's working forests.

Joe Newton from Lone Rock Resources discusses why a forest landowner uses herbicides to help establish the next generation of trees.

The Oregon Forest Resources Institute is dedicated to advancing public understanding of forests, forest management and forest products, and encouraging sustainable forestry through landowner education.

Oregon tree planting crews enjoy a rare clear, sunny morning in February's coastal mountain range. Despite the cold and taxing terrain, the planting goes on.

Millions of trees are planted in Oregon's forests to benefit future generations.

Keeping our forests thriving means continually planting trees. For every tree harvested, an estimated three new trees are planted in its place.

Part of a seven-part series exploring a range of forest management choices.

Part of a seven-part series exploring a range of forest management choices.

Part of a seven-part series exploring a range of forest management choices.

Part of a seven-part series exploring a range of forest management choices.

Part of a seven-part series exploring a range of forest management choices.

Part of a seven-part series exploring a range of forest management choices.

Part of a seven-part series exploring a range of forest management choices.

Educational media for the Fall of 2022