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Oregon Governor Kate Brown says 10 months of negotiations have resulted in an agreement that will allow more timber harvest and protection for the environment.

/PRNewswire/ -- Lowes Companies, Inc. announced today that it has named Anatolia Tile & Stone, Chervon and Larson as the companys 2021 Vendor Partners of the...

/PRNewswire/ -- Lowes Companies, Inc. announced today that it has named Anatolia Tile & Stone, Chervon and Larson as the companys 2021 Vendor Partners of the...

17:20 • 07.04.21 People Driving along Oregon Route 18 in the autumn months or early December are treated to a unique view that is sure to brighten their day – a giant smiley face looking back at them from forest-covered hillside. Located at roughly mile 25 on Oregon Route 18, between Willamina and Grand Ronde, the now famous smiley face of Oregon makes its appearance every fall, as the color of the trees that make up its body start to change color, Oddity Central reports. The image is abou...

Gov. Brown outlines progress, goals of timber-conservation negotiations SALEM, Ore. (KTVZ) — Gov. Kate Brown kicked off the first in a series of negotiation sessions this month as part of a groundbreaking agreement between forestry representatives, conservation leaders and fishing organizations that aims to propose new protections for sensitive aquatic species on over 10 million acres of private forestland in Oregon, which could be formalized in a statewide Habitat Conservation Plan. “In ...

Governor renews effort to backfill open positions on Oregon Board of Forestry Updated Feb 04, 2021; Posted Feb 03, 2021 Gov. Kate Brown has named three new nominees to the Oregon Board of Forestry. Associated Press fileFedor Zarkhin/Staff Facebook Share Gov. Kate Brown on Tuesday nominated three candidates to fill vacant seats on the seven-member state Board of Forestry, renewing an effort to backfill the closely watched panel after a bi-partisan group of lawmakers ignored a similar slate las...

Wildfire recovery plan for Santiam State Forest garners blowback from all corners Updated Feb 02, 2021; Posted Jan 15, 2021 An aerial view over the Beachie Creek Fire looking west from Mt. Jefferson on Oct. 6, 2020. Photo courtesy of @TripJenningsVideo@tripjenningsvideo Facebook Share Oregon’s historic Labor Day fires were barely out when the state’s Department of Forestry unveiled its plan to log and replant the Santiam State Forest, which comprises nearly 50,000 acres of state-owned la...