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Weekly Update - August 13, 2021

As part of an evolving and adaptive emergency response operation, data is constantly being captured and updated to accurately reflect the re

Climate conditions suspend operations in 242 Fire area

Due to increased dryness and heat, as of July 29, the Klamath ranger district is moving to an IFPL 4 and the DMTF has suspended operations.

Peregrine falcons return to Big Cliffs along OR-224

Any day now, three peregrine falcon chicks are expected to fledge from their perch high above Highway 224 along the Clackamas River.

☑ Weekly Update - April 16, 2021

Our charge: working to ensure that no more lives are lost at the hands of the 2020 wildfires. The fires changed landscapes and left thousand

No more lives lost: 7 things to know about removing hazard trees

The 2020 wildfires left more than 100,000 dead or dying trees in its wake. These trees now tower over some of Oregon’s busiest highways, rur

☑ Weekly Update - April 2, 2021

An April 15 deadline has been set for property owners to submit a Right-of-Entry (ROE) agreement in Lincoln County to ensure everyone can pa

☑ Weekly Update - March 26, 2021

Significant progress continues throughout Oregon as we approach warmer, drier months.

Get the Facts | Soil erosion

MYTH: Hazard tree removal activity does not plan for soil erosion.

Keep an eye out for marked trees

The Labor Day wildfires left behind an estimated 300,000 hazard trees across the state. Each tree could fall unexpectedly and harm...