Forest Choices
All forests are managed. Some are managed for permanent protection, like our national parks, while others are managed for a range of benefits: wildlife, recreation, renewable products, etc. Explore how North America’s forests are helping us solve big societal challenges.
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Reimagine. Rethink. Reconnect.
“Every generation has a big question that they have to answer. I think, fundamentally, our generation has to answer ‘what is our carbon future going ...
Reimagine. Rethink. Reconnect.
“Every generation has a big question that they have to answer. I think, fundamentally, our generation has to answer ‘what is our carbon future going to look like?'” #forestproud is ...Forests and Water | Fast facts
More than half of the drinking water in the U.S. comes from a forest. By making choices that keep our forests as forests, we are keeping our water clean. Learn ...FORESTS | Reimagining our Cities
For the first time in history, more than 50 percent of the world’s population lives in a city. By 2050, that number is expected to climb to 70 percent. With ...WILDFIRE | Fire and our Forests
Megafires are devastating our forests and our communities. Find out what you can do to help stop them. We all have a part to play. For a look at what ...FORESTS IN FOCUS | Central Oregon
Forests in Focus: New video showcases people working together in Central Oregon to restore forests and build markets. Roseburg, Ore. – Restoring central Oregon’s federal forests is a big important ...LOOK UP | The Future of Forests Anthem
We've pulled together six pioneers of the forest community to have a conversation about innovation, challenges and the future of wood.FORESTS ARE THE FUTURE | Shabnam Sanaei, Domtar
Shabnam is a bio-chemical engineer from Iran who traded oil and gas for renewable wood.MASS TIMBER | Kyle Freres, Freres Lumber Co.
For more than 90 years, the Freres family has been a steward of Oregon's forests.
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