Cutting edge of logging on display
Oregon State University’s research forest near Adair Village hosted the Pacific Logging Congress' Live In-Woods Conference, the first time it’s ever been in Benton County.
Anthony S. Davis to serve as interim dean of OSU College of Forestry
Anthony S. Davis will serve as the interim dean of the Oregon State University College of Forestry effective immediately, OSU Provost and Executive Vice President Edward Feser announced.
Forest Ecosystems & Society
From clearcut trees to habitat for bees
A recent study led by wildlife biologist Jim Rivers, a professor in Oregon State University’s College of Forestry, indicated the removal of slash and other debris and compacting soil in recently harvested forestlands can create prime habitat for bees.
Even if we got some rain this winter, we're going to see some trees dying
NBC16 went to OSU’s McDonald-Dunn Research Forest, where Douglas-fir trees are producing stress cones. “It’s their last ditch effort to perpetuate themselves and usually after that then they die,” OSU Professor Stephen Fitzgerald says.
Dr. Reem Hajjar on Researching Forestry
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Aspen is making a comeback in and around Yellowstone National Park, because of predators
This is the first large-scale study to show that aspen is recovering in areas around the park, as well as inside the park boundary, said Luke Painter, a wildlife ecologist at Oregon State University and lead author on the study. Wolves were reintroduced to the park in 1995.
Steve Strauss on OPB's Think Out Loud
Steve Strauss, a distinguished professor of biotechnology at OSU, joins OPB's Think Out Loud to discuss a recent field study that demonstrated trees can be genetically engineered to prevent new seedlings from establishing.
Logging permit fraud threatens timber species in Brazilian Amazon
“If a company receives permits to extract and transport more timber than exists on the property covered by the permits, wood harvested illegally from other areas can be sold as if it came from the permitted property,” said study co-author Mark Schulze, faculty member in OSU’s College of Forestry