Feature Stories
Forestry Photo Exhibit: Rarely Seen Forestry Photos of 70 to 100 Years Ago, Richardson Hall, West wing.
World Environment Day: Peace Corps Master’s International student Ramona Arechiga celebrated World Environment Day in Goba, Ethiopia with a community tree planting.
Changing climate, adapting management: The forests of the Pacific Northwest are amazingly productive, but will this change in the future?
Bird's Eye View: Forest Research Laboratory ecologists are engaged in collaborative research with industry partners to learn more about the potential impacts of intensive forest practices on native wildlife as well as ways to mitigate such impacts.
Dream Job: Recent graduate Stephanie Root (NR) is a wildlife specialist at Joshua Tree National Park.
Managing a Monstrous Menace: Seema Mangla, a post-doctoral researcher in the Forest Ecosystems and Society Department, has spent several years studying the spread of the invasive medusahead weed in Burns, Oregon.
Traveling Far: A forestry student talks about her trip to Scandinavia to learn sustainable practices.
Return of the Big Predators: As wolves spread across the American West, Ph.D. student Cristina Eisenberg’s findings about their place in the ecosystem could help policymakers answer questions about the best way to manage them.