Trees
Assessing Post Fire Survivability of Trees and Potential for Salvage Harvesting
This Oregon State University Extension webinar covers a visual method for assessing survival of trees that have been injured by…
Identifying Old Trees and Forests in Eastern Washington
This guide from Washington Department of Natural Resources is intended to help the reader interpret the ecology, disturbance history, and…
Evaluating the effectiveness of restoration treatments to enhance Oregon white oak systems within the Klickitat River Watershed
One management strategy public agencies and private landowners have been using to restore oak woodlands and savannas is oak release,…
Wildlife-Friendly Fuels Reduction in Dry Forests of the Pacific Northwest
Reducing fuels, improving forest health and enhancing wildlife habitat are common managementgoals on our private dry forests. These goals don’t…
Oregon White Oak and Wildlife
Tools for Family Forestland Owners: Oregon white oak habitats are unique and essential for the flora and fauna of Oregon…
ODF Fact Sheet: Post-fire Tree Mortality
This guide serves as an overview on how to estimate and predict tree mortality after wildfire. The guide serves as…
Oak Habitat Restoration East Cascades with ODFW and Landowners
View this YouTube video from Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife (ODFW) for more information on oak habitat restoration in…
WA DNR Fuels Reduction and Improved Habitat
Try SLLOPPS (snags, logs, legacy, openings, patches, piles, and shrubs). This article from Washington Department of Natural Resources makes suggestions…
A Landowner’s Guide for Restoring and Managing Oregon White Oak Habitats
A guide from 2004 with the primary purpose of encouraging private landowners to conserve, and when appropriate, actively manage Oregon…
Is Mastication Right for Your Site? Science-Based Decision Trees for Forest Managers
This article from the US Forest Service Rocky Mountain Research Station describes the potential benefits of mastication as a forest…
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