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  • LearnForests.org: A fast, easy-to-use resource for teachers

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    LearnForests.org is a great place to find forest-related activities for K-12 students and teachers
  • Forests elsewhere

    Image My wife and I recently returned from a vacation in Southea

    Forests in Laos along the Mekong
  • Squishy hiking

    Image Hiking isn’t just for the sunny days of summer.

    Hiking with kids inside Tryon Creek park
  • Tree planting, AGAIN!

    Image Up early and ready to go on a r

    Kathy Storm and Rex Storm plant the next generation of trees
  • Happy Arbor Week: Time to Celebrate Trees

    Image It’s been more than 135 years since J. Sterling Morton originated Arbor Day.

  • It’s springtime – get out the snowshoes!

    Image Spring heralds the arrival of showers, flowers and outdoor activities.

  • Reliance on timber is a statewide phenomenon

    Image Who knew? We certainly didn’t before doing a study.

  • ‘Dancing on the deck…’

    Image “We cannot afford to continue business as usual,” said Kent Connaughton, regiona

    Oregon Trail
  • Full speed ahead into the 21st Century

    Image Five years ago, when I began as OFRI's second executive director, I made a pledge to the OFRI Boa

  • Forest Certification Demonstrates Sustainability

    Image Forest landowners want to manage their lands to sustainably produce environmental, social and econo

  • Woody Biomass: Powered by Oregon

    Image I joined the Oregon Forest Resources Institute in 2007, a few mo

    Biomass in oregon forests
  • Getting down to basics with woody biomass

    Image One of the conundrums of restoring federal for

    slash piles ready to be burned in eastern Oregon
  • Forest education through video and mobile content

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  • Pole Creek Fire – One Year Later

    Image In early June, I attended a community field tour of the nearly year-old Po

    Pole Creek Fire tour
  • Arizona burning: We have met the enemy. . .

    Image No doubt, in the aftermath of Arizona’s Yarnell Hill Fire that tragically killed 19 hotshot-crew firefighte

  • At home with my forest

    Image Managing our 89 acres of tim

  • The value of dead wood

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  • Jamie Knight Named National Tree Farm Inspector of the Year

    Image Jamie Knight was named the 2013 National Outstanding Inspector of the Year at the National Tree Farm

  • Doubling down on family forest landowners

    Image The most underappreciated group of forest landowners in Oregon is families.

  • A decade after the B&B fire, devastation remains. Memories fade.

    Image Despite the size and severity of some wildfires in Oregon, it’s surprising how quickly the though

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