Western redcedars are declining at home, but they’re climate change winners in Central Europe’s changing climate

About 12,000 acres near the town’s water supply will be logged in the name of safety. Critics say that’s just an excuse to cut down trees

Administration seeks to eliminate forest collaborative programs intended to ease tensions between conservationists, timber industry, USFS

Lack of hi-res data is at the core of a challenge to a logging project conservationists say could cause unnecessary damage

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

Adjacent to Eagle Cap Wilderness, nearly half of the Forest Service’s massive Morgan Nesbit project lies within the National Recreation Area

Among enviros, government agencies and logging interests, a war of words is raging over the future of our forests

Conservationists want to stop the cutting of “legacy forests.” Logging concerns accuse them of moving the goal posts on “old trees.”

Suggested revisions to the 30-year-old Northwest Forest Plan include a call for more cutting in northern spotted owl habitat

A new book, Forest Under Siege, presents a complex picture of one of the Pacific Northwest’s grandest treasures

The Forest Service is becoming open to integrating Indigenous land management practices into its own work

To use older trees to fight climate change, we need to know where they are. But new maps created by the Forest Service aren’t that detailed