A Northwest timber company is studying how to support bees among trees. Hampton Lumber, a fourth-generation family business, is building pollinator habitats at its timber harvest sites around Oregon and Washington.
Daily Astorian, 12/29/22 – In mid-November, the Oregon Board of Forestry met in Seaside to discuss, among other things, a new 70-year plan for state forests. At the meeting, environmental interest groups led petitions to support the plan regardless of the...
Oregon State University, 12/27/22 – “Three-quarters of current total material demand is met through non-renewable natural re- sources,” the authors note. “Changing unsustainable consumption patterns is necessary to avert a climate catastrophe. Transitioning to a...
Burns Lake District News The old School District 91 bus shop in Burns Lake is about to go back into service for young people. It has been confirmed that Carrier Sekani Family Services has purchased the land and intends to build a facility that will be home to a...
Every autumn in Oregon, motorists traveling down the route 18 receive a “beaming” smile from the hills above the roadway. Oct. 6, 2022 – Good News NetworkEvery autumn in Oregon, motorists traveling down the route 18 receive a “beaming” smile from the hills above...
May 22, 2022 – The Oregonian Last week, the most comprehensive changes to Oregon’s forestry regulations in 50years were ceremonially signed into law. What is remarkable about the bipartisan Private Forest Accord is not just that it is the most significant update...
