Aggressive local efforts were key to limiting spread of sudden oak death disease in Oregon
A new study highlights the successes of a two-decade effort to manage and reduce the spread of sudden oak death in Oregon.
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Scientists say sustainable forestry organizations should lift ban on biotech trees
A big problem with the ban is that managers of certified forests will not be able to plant GM trees that could, for example, better resist pests and drought, says Steven Strauss.
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Public invited to attend information sessions about OSU’s research forests
Oregon State University’s College of Forestry is hosting two information sessions for the public regarding OSU’s 10 research forests and the creation of new individual forest management plans to guide the future of those tracts.
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Western Oregon conifers continue to show damage due to drought
Even though we’ve had a mild summer, conifers in Oregon are still getting hit hard by several years of drought, to the point that many are dying.
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