wildfire

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

Cooler autumn air can't quench the flames raging across Washington State. The struggle continues for our brave firefighters battling these wild blazes.

The Department of the Interior and Department of Agriculture announced the coordinated action to create the U.S. Wildland Fire Service to modernize wildfire management nationwide.

These cooler temperatures that we’ve seen across the Northwest, and much of the western U.S., will come to an end in the coming days.

August and September are often some of the most active months for wildfires here in the Pacific Northwest.

On Tuesday, Oregon Representative Andrea Salinas and ten other members of the House Ag Committee sent a letter to President Trump highlighting the harm they say the Administration has done to the U.S. Forest Service.

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.

Thanks to the dry, hot weather, several wildfires are burning across the west, and in the Northwest. Currently there are about fires across the three states.

On Wednesday, Oregon Senator Jeff Merkley and Montana’s Tim Sheehy introduced the bipartisan SAWMILL Act, which looks to supports mills across the nation

Homeowners across Oregon are being reminded to create defensible space to help protect their homes and property against wildfire.