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Tony and Judy Baalmann went to the same hill in Talent, Oregon every week. Sitting and sipping coffee above a field of twisted metal, they

As we reflect on the past year, we thank Oregon communities and wildfire survivors for their collaboration, grit and resilient spirit.

In this video, ODFW biologists Ryan Battleson and Eric Himmelreich explain how they plan to use hazard tree logs for native fish habitat res

As cleanup nears completion statewide, the Debris Management Task Force has designated Sept. 15, 2021 as the final deadline for opting in to

As debris and hazard tree removal work moves closer to completion, Oregon Department of Transportation (ODOT) and Debris Management Task For

As the debris and hazard tree removal operations move toward completion, Oregon Department of Transportation (ODOT) and Debris Management Ta

The Holiday Farm fire of September 2020 devastated the McKenzie River Valley. The fast-moving fire burned more than 173,000 forested acres.

Oregon’s workforce, including many underserved and disadvantaged Oregon businesses, are part of the communities devastated by the 2020 wildf

Are you signed up for the monthly Debris Management Task Force (Task Force) newsletters? Our monthly newsletter provides the latest informat

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

Thanks to the quick actions of a crew along Highway 22 on Tuesday afternoon, a grass fire that popped up was stopped before it posed a serio

Data tells the story of wildfire debris cleanup and recovery and the work underway to support Oregon wildfire survivors as they plan for the

Nearly one year after the September 2020 wildfires, significant progress towards recovery continues, ahead of the initial estimated 18-month

The Vida McKenzie Community Center, located along the McKenzie River near Vida in Lane County, has long served as a local spot for family ga

As conditions become dryer and hotter throughout the state, Industrial Fire Precaution Levels (IFPL) continue to rise, potentially impacting

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.

The September 2020 wildfires, which burned more than one million acres across Oregon, left tens of thousands of dead and dying trees along o

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As the Bootleg Fire burns in southern Oregon, requiring countless evacuations and destroying homes and structures in its path, it is importa

The 2020 Almeda Fire left more than 2,400 homes destroyed, placing a massive burden on displaced families throughout the Rogue Valley as the