School district slated to lose Oregon timber revenue under conservation plan spends big to sue state
The Jewell School District in Clatsop County plans to “bet the farm” to overturn a habitat conservation plan that threatens the district’s timber funding Officials with a tiny school district nestled ...
The federal government is increasing the amount of logging revenue shared with some Oregon counties due to changes in the ...
The Jackson County Board of Commissioners discussed a significant legislative victory this morning following the enactment of H.R. 6938. The federal appropriations bill restores the historic 75 ...
A coalition of loggers, landowners and a sawmill have failed to revive an antitrust lawsuit accusing a rival logging outfit and sawmill in Eastern Oregon of suppressing competition. The 9th U.S.
A federal judge vacated approvals for three major logging projects in Oregon and ruled that the U.S. Forest Service could not use a so-called “logging loophole” to approve large-scale timber projects ...
PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) – Oregon has made more than $13.5 million in timber sales in July, according to the Bureau of Land Management. Officials say the sales included 7.7 million board feet of timber ...
The U.S. Bureau of Land Management in November sold a combined 20.9 million board feet of timber across 1,242 public acres in Oregon, Idaho and Montana for $5,283,736, which exceeded appraised values ...
George Sexton said he’s attended a couple dozen timber auctions during his 23 years as conservation director at KS Wild, an Ashland-based environmental group. But when he showed up at the Bureau of ...
EUGENE, Ore. — A major boost could be coming to Oregon's mass timber industry. Researchers at the University of Oregon led an initiative that has just been selected as a semi-finalist for the National ...
PORTLAND, Ore. — The Bureau of Land Management will offer eight timber sales in August, totaling 58.5 million board feet to be harvested from 2,223 public acres across western Oregon. Timber produced ...
PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — Forests in the Pacific Northwest may be losing value due to wildfire risk and volatile timber pricing, according to a new analysis. Researchers at Oregon State University ...
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