A new opportunity to teach students about the connections between forests and the sea
Image As someone who loves the forest and the sea, I’ve spent a lot of time considering both.
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Meet the authors behind our new publication about forest amphibians
Image The Oregon Forest Resources Institute’s (OFRI) Wildlife in Managed Forests program has
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After logging’s done, what happens to the debris that’s left behind?
Image Now that we’ve officially entered western Oregon’s wet season, many of us are ready to snuggle up at home
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Meet our social media intern
Image Hi, everyone!
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Collaboration and Compromise: The Private Forest Accord legislative package passes in the 2022 session
Image We are in a historic time of a paradigm shift in the collective approach to forest policy in Oregon.
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How many new trees are planted in Oregon when one is harvested?
Image You may have seen the statistic in some of Oregon Forest Resources Institute’s educational media an
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Forest literacy version 3.0
Image What is forest literacy? By its nature, it’s a moving target.
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Salamander hide-and-seek
Image What wildlife species live in Oregon? How do we know?
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How do foresters choose what kinds of trees to plant in Oregon’s forests?
Image As a forester working for Roseburg
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You never forget your first amphibian egg mass
Image It’s a beautiful sunny February day that’s cold but clear, and I’m at a wetland in Washingt
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Update on OFRI response to state audit
Image Last summer, the Secretary of State Oregon Audits Division released its findings and recommendations
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Supporting outdoor learning
Image In 1957, a field science program called “outdoor school” was launched in Oregon that gave students in fifth o
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There are many ways to manage a forest
Image There are more than 70,000 forestland owners in Ore
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Teacher workshop highlights fire education
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New videos and website highlight changes to forest laws and regulations
Image Since March, OFRI has been focusing our ed
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OFRI's unique purpose of advancing common interests between forestry, all Oregonians
Image I’m Jim Paul, the new executive director of the Oregon Forest Resources Institute (OFRI).
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The other “Fish to Fry”
Image When you Google the term “fish to fry,” you’re rewarded with multiple recipes f
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Gimme shelter
Image The three basic elements required for animal survival are food, water and shelter.
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Teachers connect in person once again
Image Teachers as a group are great at sharing ideas and networking.
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Get to know our new intern
Image Hello! My name is Trey Pokorney.
