Logging

The proposed budget bill would increase logging on federal lands, but most of that money won't go to Oregon counties that typically receive a portion of timber sales.

Oregon forestry officials now have a general idea of how they’ll find a new state forester — more than four months after Cal Mukumoto’s sudden resignation from the job.

Environmental groups in Southern Oregon got a win in court this week in a lawsuit over old-growth forests.

A timber sale near Roseburg and an accompanying protest have been pushed back to April 22, or Earth Day.

The group, appointed under former President Joe Biden, has completed its core assignment, but still has some remaining goals.

Republican-led policy directives could rewrite forest policies that affect public lands in Oregon and the rest of the West.

The resignation of Oregon’s top forestry executive last week comes at a pivotal moment for environmental policies in the state.

The Biden administration is dropping its plan to conserve old-growth forests after getting pushback from Republicans and the timber industry.

A federal judge denied a timber companies’ complaint that firefighters did not do everything possible to stop the spread of the Beachie Creek Fire.

A number of environmental groups filed a lawsuit in federal court Tuesday against federal land managers for a timber sale in old-growth forest north of Grants Pass.

U.S. officials would allow increased logging on federal lands across the Pacific Northwest in the name of fighting wildfires and boosting rural economies under proposed changes to a sweeping forest management plan that’s been in place for three decades.

Local conservationists still hope to buy the 320-acre parcel to preserve it.