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How Is Oregon Wood Used?

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7 More Native Trees You’ll Find in Oregon’s Forests

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Oregon Forest Quiz

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What Is a Controlled Burn?

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Wildfire and Smoke Resources for Oregonians

Wildfires and smoke can affect all Oregonians, no matter where you live. Rapidly changing weather patterns, like high…

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5 Ways Humans Can Speak for the Trees

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Visit Oregon’s 6 State Forests for the Trees and So Much More

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Cool Clear Water Starts With Healthy Forests

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What Is Professional Forest Management?

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Wildfire Prevention

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Cold Clean Water

Oregon’s forests produce the highest quality water in the state

Recreation

Supporting communities and the environment

Carbon Solutions and Climate Change

Working forests are key in the fight against climate change

Community Jobs

Offering a career path and future for everyone

Professional Forest Management

Forest practice laws safeguard water, fish and wildlife

Wildlife in Managed Forests

Different forest types create and maintain wildlife habitats

Renewable Building Materials

Oregon has the same amount of forestland now as 100 years ago