t turns out that state forests are not held in trust for the financial benefit of certain timber-addicted counties.
Read MoreOregon State Forests: Public Forests, Not County ATMs

Tillamook State Forest
t turns out that state forests are not held in trust for the financial benefit of certain timber-addicted counties.
Read MoreControversy over the management of state forests in Oregon is on the rise, which is a good thing. Before examining some of the controversies in Part 3, let’s first understand the various kinds of state forests and the administrative entities that manage them.
Read MoreThe seven-member Oregon Board of Forestry will decide next Tuesday, October 6, whether to proceed in seeking a habitat management plan and concurrent incidental take permit for sixteen imperiled species that inhabit western Oregon state forests.
Read MoreCrown Zellerbach timber executive: “We knew in the 1950s we had to log it then, or it would be a national park by now.”
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