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  • Treeline

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    Cover of the OFRI special report, Keeping Drinking Water SafeKee

    Report cover
  • Water table diagram

    Water table diagram
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    Diagram of the water treatment process

    Treatment process
  • Eagle creek fire map

    Map of the Eagle Creek fire in relation to the Bull Run watershed.

    Eagle creek fire map
  • Ownership map

    Oregon’s forests are owned and managed by the federal government, state government, county and municipal governments, private timber companies, tribes and small woodland owners.

    Ownership map
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    Meme 300
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    Meme Buffers
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    Meme Carbon
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    Meme Sun
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    Meme Half Forest
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    Meme Lumber Leader
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    Meme Private Harvest
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    Meme Reforestation
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    Meme Wood Renew
  • Oregon Forestland Acreage

    Oregon's total forest acreage remains fairly consistent over many decades.

    Historic look at forested acres in Oregon
  • Harvest Chart 25

    Harvest of Oregon timber in the last 20+ years by forestland ownership.

    Harvest chart showing the last 25 years
  • Carbon distribution

    Where is carbon distributed in the forest? Soils, living trees, roots and dead wood all hold a portion. 

    distribution of carbon in the forest cycle

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