Oregon Department of Forestry
WEBAbout Oregon's forests. Forest health. Urban forests. Tree care. Hiroshima peace trees. Oregon Department of Forestry’s mission is to serve the people of Oregon by protecting, …
Oregon Department of Forestry : State forests : Forest resources ...
WEBAbout Oregon's state forests. ODF manages approximately 745,000 acres of forestlands across Oregon. These state forestlands are actively managed under forest management plans to provide economic, environmental, and social benefits to Oregonians.
Oregon Department of Forestry : About Oregon's forests : Forest ...
WEBOregon is home to some of the world's most productive forests. From the dense Douglas-fir forests of the Willamette Valley and Coast Range to the high desert Ponderosa Pine stands in the Cascades and Blue Mountains, Oregon offers a wealth of forest resources.
Oregon Forest Facts & Figures | OFRI Forest Facts & Figures
WEBThere are more than 30 distinct forest types, but Douglas-fir dominates in western Oregon, ponderosa pine in eastern Oregon, and mixed conifers in southwest Oregon. In terms of ownership, the federal government manages 61% of Oregon forests; private owners manage 34%; state and county governments manage …
Oregon Parks & Forests | Wild Spaces to Explore - Travel Oregon
WEB5 days ago · To be exact, Oregon has 11 national forests, 21 national wildlife refuges, 361 state parks, a National Scenic Area and a national grassland. With so many pristine and wild spaces to explore, it might be difficult to choose one to visit. Let us help you decide.
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OREGON FOREST FACTS
WEBThis 2019-20 edition of Oregon Forest Facts is full of information we hope will help you better understand Oregon’s forests, forest management and forest products – and why we’re number one.
Facts about Oregon’s forests - Oregonforests 2023
WEBOregon forests vary by species composition and ownership. There are more than 30 distinct forest types, but Douglas-fir dominates in western Oregon, ponderosa pine in eastern Oregon, and mixed conifers in southwest Oregon.
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OREGON FOREST FACTS
WEBways the forests that cover nearly half of Oregon touch our everyday lives. Oregon’s forests provide scenic beauty, recreational opportunities and wildlife habitat. They also sustain the state’s forestry and wood products sector, which employs tens of thousands of Oregonians. Emerging science is helping us better understand two more crucial
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WEBOregon forest landowners plant an estimated 40 million trees every year, to ensure that future generations will have healthy, thriving forests.
Oregon Department of Forestry : Forest History Center : About …
WEBThe Forest History Center is both a museum and an archive dedicated to preserving the history of forestry and related activities in Oregon. The center is a place for the public to visit, providing an opportunity to learn about and understand the history, people, and development over time of Oregon’s valuable historic forestry legacy.
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