Rescinding the 2001 Roadless Rule would open up 58 million acres of national forest land across the country to logging and development.

SALEM — Annual logging targets would be established for Oregon’s state forests under a bill meant to provide more certainty for timber companies and county governments. However, opponents of ...

The Trump administration is taking steps to boost logging in national forests across the United States, raising some concerns for organizations in Oregon.

The Trump administration rescinded a rule meant to safeguard forests across the West in a move that could open 2 million acres in Oregon to logging.

The national forest audit will also include Mount Hood and Siuslaw in Oregon, Medicine Bow in Wyoming, Chequamegon-Nicolet in Wisconsin and all national forests in Florida.

This week, Rollins proposed ending the Forest Service’s “Roadless Rule,” which bars logging and development on around 2 million acres of forests in Oregon. A public comment period on the proposed rule ...

An industry study calls for more youth engagement, new workers and modern operations to better serve Oregon’s dwindling ...

They tell us what you can and can’t do. About 80% of Oregon’s national forests are in reserves. They’re protected. That means they’re off limits to ongoing forest management and logging.

The legal challenge to the logging plan was filed by two Oregon-based nonprofit environmental advocacy groups: Oregon Wild and Cascadia Wildlands. They argued the logging would disrupt 10 different ...

National forests face the hatchet as Trump administration boosts logging A new policy opens 58% of U.S. national forests to logging by rolling back environmental protections.