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Founded in 1978, Upward Bound Camp in the Santiam Canyon has been providing educational and recreational opportunities for persons with disa

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When an osprey nest was found perched atop a dead, leaning hazard tree ready to fall into the roadway, crews quickly went to work to save th

The Almeda Fire devastated Southern Oregon, destroying thousands of homes and hundreds of businesses in Jackson County and burning thousands

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

The September 2020 wildfires are recorded in history as one of Oregon’s most devastating disasters, burning more than one million acres acro

With debris removal work completed on more properties every day, the next question for many property owners is: do I need to pay for this, e

In response to calls for an investigation and as part of the unprecedented effort to remove fire-damaged trees after more than a million...

The independent arborist hired to review the Debris Management Task Force (Task Force) hazard tree operation and process has completed his r

The 2020 September wildfires are one of Oregon’s most devastating disasters in history.

While many parks and scenic areas remain closed due to ongoing safety concerns, the Debris Management Task Force (Task Force) is working wit

An independent arborist continues work this week to review the Debris Management Task Force (Task Force) hazard tree operation and the proce

Expect more drivers and dry conditions, use alternate routes. As more people get vaccinated and pandemic restrictions ease, more travelers a

As Debris Management Task Force (Task Force) work continues to pick up throughout the state, property owners are understandably eager to reb

As crews continue wildfire debris cleanup work statewide, the Debris Management Task Force (Task Force) wants to give everyone with wildfire

An independent arborist began work this week to review the Debris Management Task Force (Task Force) hazard tree operation and the process u

By size alone, the 2,500-acre Echo Mountain Complex Fire was tiny compared to the massive Labor Day wildfires that burned in the Cascades an

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Community air monitoring is set to begin in two new locations later this month.

As part of the historic effort to remove thousands of fire-damaged trees after more than a million acres burned in the 2020 wildfires, the a