Forest and Timber

BLM logged 41 million board feet across Oregon and California this past quarter, generating over $10 million and supporting jobs in logging, milling, and construction along the way.

More than 31 million acres of federal land across Oregon can't be taxed by local governments, so a federal program sends counties annual payments to help cover schools, fire protection, and road upkeep.

Emerald ash borers have been found in new spots around Oregon, including Tualatin and north of Silverton, prompting officials to warn against moving firewood to curb their spread.

The ROAD to Housing Act is set to help tackle the housing shortage and boost the timber industry, but it's stalled as President Trump seeks election reforms first.

Under Good Neighbor Authority, the U.S. Forest Service pays Oregon to help replant trees. The Crazy Creek fire burned nearly 87,000 acres in the Ochoco National Forest, outside Prineville.

Changes are coming to federal grazing lands, promising to support thousands of ranchers and invigorate local economies.

This summer’s forecast is raising eyebrows and concerns in Oregon. It’s a call to action for everyone to be wildfire-ready.

As wildfire season looms, Oregon's senators express alarm over the removal of key BLM communication staff, leaving communities without essential information during critical fire emergencies.

With summer just a few weeks away, new fire restrictions are rolling out to keep our communities safe from wildfires. Here’s what you need to know.

A new long-term agreement aimed at reducing wildfire risk and supporting rural jobs in eastern Oregon is moving forward.