The College of Forestry community came together to raise $149,000 for students, programs and research forests.
Mindy Crandall is now a forest policy associate professor and interim head of the Forest Engineering, Resources and Management department
How a new management plan positions the McDonald-Dunn Research Forest for its next century
The Camp Arboretum Sign Shop is one of the last remaining physical links to the Civilian Conservation Corps in Oregon
A brief bio of Mary McDonald and George W. Peavy
George W. Peavy believed students needed forests to learn in, not just classrooms to learn from
Nearly a century later, Mary McDonald’s legacy lives on in the McDonald Forest
Join Historian Bill Robbins as he traces the story of Peavy Arboretum and the McDonald Forest
In 2026, Oregon State University’s College of Forestry will celebrate 100 years of stewardship of the McDonald research forest
