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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.

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

Rising temperatures and pests are changing the game for our local trees. What can we do to help them thrive?

With over 200 wildfires each year linked to backyard burns, Oregon's forestry team has rolled out a handy online guide to help residents burn safely.

Thanks to cooler and wetter weather across the region, Oregon’s wildfire season has officially come to an end.

October is Fire Prevention Month, and to mark the occasion, Oregon’s Department of Forestry is recognizing the efforts to protect Sisters during this summer’s Flat Fire

Oregon has improved its ability to fight wildfires by acquiring two air attack teams.

Oregon’s fire season has caused much less damage than last year. By this time in 2024, over 250,000 acres had burned on state lands, compared to only 12,000 acres this year.

Last week, Oregon Governor Tina Kotek signed into law legislation that looks to provide critical resources to Oregon’s Rangeland Fire Protection Associations.

Whether you’re using a trailer for work, or planning a weekend getaway, the Oregon Department of Forestry is reminding you to do your part to prevent wildfires this summer.