Oregon Forests Forever

Speak Up For the Trees

When we fail to actively and sustainably manage our forests, we put our environment and communities at risk from catastrophic wildfires.

Let’s protect the Oregon forests and communities we love.

FORESTS BURNED

WILDLIFE THREATENED

Jobs Destroyed

Air & water polluted

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Managed Forests Do Good Things

Cool, clean water. Abundant wildlife. Recreation. Wood products. Family wage jobs.

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Catastrophic Wildfires Do Bad Things

Polluted air and water. Evacuations. Lives and habitats lost. Scarred landscapes. CO2 released. Events shut down.

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Smart Forestry Works

Collaboration. Replanting trees. Protecting drinking water. Wildlife management. Combats climate change.

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2 days ago

#PhotoFriday this week is an old photo from Jacob Vail of a sustainably managed forest. Click here to urge the Board of Forestry to reject risky changes that would seek to end sustainable management of our state forests, eliminating jobs and increasing wildfire risks: p2a.co/hGQ5tPJ ... See MoreSee Less

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It's called log it graze it or let it burn baby burn that's your three options. When it comes to Wilderness Area put logging roads in there that way you can fight the fire duh

So I'm confused, do people want to put logging roads into older growth forests and begin logging or clearing? I say hell no if that's what's going on. Protecting the land, forest, plants, animals and trees? Sure. Just tell me what's going on.

Not a very well managed forest from here.

Screw you they lied about the spotted owl and put locals into depression. screw the environmentalists who desire to destroy America with foolish laws.

Oregon Forests Forever

3 days ago

We need your help to protect family wage jobs and to prevent catastrophic wildfires that threaten Oregon forests. Tell the state Board of Forestry to reject risky changes that would end sustainable management of our forests: ... See MoreSee Less

Stop the Radicals. Protect Jobs and Communities.

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At some point the B.S. goes to the side and it's about wildfires and defueling. The stuff needs to go on the truck and get hauled away. Whether it's chips or logs or pieces or whatever doesn't matter. Managed growth means managing growth means starting the Husqvarna and driving the environmentalists back with a stick while Bob does the felling. Enough argument tend the woods like it needs.

Love going out in the back country.....

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4 days ago

Fires in Utah are a reminder to recreate responsibly this summer: “What’s really frustrating about these numbers is that none of these fires needs to happen. All human-caused fires are preventable." ... See MoreSee Less

Utah is off to a scary start for wildfire season due to a dry spring and careless campers

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The fire season has barely begun, and Utah has already experienced 237 wildfires — most of them small, of course — blackening nearly 3,000 acres in what officials fear could be a harbinger of bigg...

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also due to deliberate mismanagement by the USFS and other so called "land management" agencies.

Oregon Forests Forever

5 days ago

The outlook for the Pacific fisher is looking good in Oregon. “Voluntary conservation efforts by state and private timber owners have contributed to the Northern California-Southern Oregon population of fisher appearing stable within a large range of suitable habitat,” Paul Henson, state supervisor in the Oregon office of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, said in a statement. You may remember when we wrote about the efforts taken to protect the fisher earlier this year: ... See MoreSee Less

Pacific fisher gets new protection thanks to Oregon timber companies

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Conservation efforts for the rare Pacific fisher, a forest-dwelling member of the weasel family, received a significant boost this year thanks to five Oregon timber companies.

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