The administration wants the public to believe new roads and logging help prevent fires. In fact, they facilitate more

Longer harvest rotations are also becoming less feasible, meaning trees may have to be logged before their optimal age

The state has struck a deal with a German company for a satellite-based monitoring system already in use in Canada and Europe

The Burdoin Fire forced residents to flee. Despite the furious efforts of firefighters, the inferno continues to roar

Burning more than 3,500 acres in the Columbia River Gorge, the blaze continues to consume resources and Scenic Area land

A proposed Federal Wildland Fire Service is receiving critical reviews from many in the firefighting community

The Forest Service says the best way to save forests is to cut them down. Will the courts agree?

The agency has sought to minimize environmental oversight and used authorities critics say incentivize the logging of older trees

A call is out to aid two Canadian adventurers whose lives have been upended by an unprecedented fire in the Alberta national park

The legislation aimed to reformulate how Oregon funds the rising costs of fighting wildfires, sparking debate about who should pay: taxpayers or big timber owners

The shift comes two days after a story by the Oregon Capital Chronicle and hearings in the Legislature

‘Fire danger along the tracks in this general area should have been known to BNSF,’ reads report