After the Fires: Making way for tomorrow's healthy forests

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After the Fires: Making way for tomorrow's healthy forests

SALEM, Ore. – About 360,000 acres of private forestlands were among the million acres that burned in Oregon during the Labor Day wildfires. Over the next year or so, Oregonians can expect to see trucks carrying scorched timber off private forestlands and bringing tree seedlings and planting crews onto them.

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Gov. Brown announces next steps in historic agreement between timber and forest product, environmental and fisheries groups

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Gov. Brown announces next steps in historic agreement between timber and forest product, environmental and fisheries groups

SALEM, Ore. - Despite the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic and a devastating wildfire season, the collaborative process between 12 timber and forest products companies, the Oregon Small Woodlands Association, and 13 environmental and fisheries organizations to amend Oregon forest practices is moving forward.

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‘When Timber Was King’ theme of program

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‘When Timber Was King’ theme of program

“When Timber Was King,” is the title of a program to be presented Thursday, May 23, at the Klamath County Museum. The program is cosponsored by Shaw Historical Library and the Klamath County Historical Society. It begins at 7 p.m. in the Museum’s back meeting room, 1451 Main St. Admission is free.

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