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The timber available represents roughly 54 million board feet on nearly 1,900 acres
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The Republican-backed budget bill that passed in the U.S. Senate Tuesday authorizes dramatic increases to logging on federal lands managed by the U.S. Forest Service and Bureau of Land Management. But Oregon counties won’t see most of those revenues if the bill clears the U.S. House unchanged.
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Environmental groups in Southern Oregon got a win in court this week in a lawsuit over old-growth forests.
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A timber sale near Roseburg and an accompanying protest have been pushed back to April 22, or Earth Day.
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Environmental groups criticize plans as last-minute, lacking enforcement
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Following a week of tiny teeth-clenching competition, an Oregon bat has been named the winner of the 2024 Bat Beauty Contest.
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It’s that time of year again: Along with pumpkin carving and costume creating, you also have the chance to cast a vote in the annual Bat Beauty Contest.
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The Boaz and Forest Creek timber sales in the Applegate Valley are meant to harvest Douglas fir trees impacted by recent outbreaks of invasive beetles and drought.
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A man has been arrested after setting a fire on Bureau of Land Management land in Lane County in early July.
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The Bureau of Land Management has unveiled its plan to take down a rural Lane County dam after deeming it a public safety risk.
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The Bureau of Land Management has announced some campground closures in Lane County because of understaffing.
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Old-growth trees provide vital wildlife habitat, help forest ecosystems and store massive amounts of carbon. But some activists in Southern Oregon claim the Bureau of Land Management is allowing the logging of old-growth trees despite recent calls by the Biden administration for protection.