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Gov. Tina Kotek is urging Oregonians to stay vigilant as a record wildfire season continues.
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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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Oregon has a new draft map illustrating which areas are most susceptible to wildfires.
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The Public Safety Power Shutoff is a little-used method meant to keep electrical equipment from sparking a wildfire, but it’s one Oregonians should prepare for.
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An assessment of wildfire hazards across Oregon landscapes is getting a new name after drawing the ire of property owners previously identified as high risk.
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Officials say gaps in the region’s radio system put both first responders and rural communities at risk.
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Supporters say forming a fire district will keep the region safer and lower insurance premiums.
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Gov. Tina Kotek ended her listening tour of Oregon’s 36 counties Thursday by visiting communities in Lane County impacted by the 2020 Labor Day Wildfires.
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Researchers hope to train students to research wildfires, and help communities plan to be more resilient.
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Western junipers have been steadily expanding across Oregon, depleting water resources in areas that have already been suffering from low rainfall. A proposed bill by Oregon lawmakers aims to change that.
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This past weekend in a forested area outside Eugene, a group of Native American firefighter trainees carried out a prescribed burn. That’s a deliberate and controlled fire, often called a “cultural burn” by Native people as it follows methods practiced by their ancestors. And the tradition is making a comeback.
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As wildfires have burned throughout the Northwest this summer, some forest stands have fared better than others. Managers say that’s thanks, in part, to…