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

Seventeen years ago, Idaho opted out of the national program. Could its foresight provide a template for compromise?

Don’t applaud yet. Critics say the big plan amounts to “smoke and mirrors” and is “misleading”

After destroying millions of trees in the Midwest and East Coast, the emerald ash borer appears poised to cross the Columbia River

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

The federal agency change will give timber companies more control over deciding which trees get cut down and which get saved

A standoff between protestors, police and the State of Washington is playing out 75 feet off the ground.

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

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

As heat and drought continue to kill trees, humans are stepping in to help shift growing ranges. Not everyone agrees on what type of help is needed

A growing number of scientists are investigating what they say is an overlooked threat to the world’s plants