Researchers from around the world are working to create a global system for measuring the environmental impacts of wood production and trade
Oregon State University professor Temesgen Hailemariam is helping imagine what comes next in forest management
The monument is an ideal place for researchers to study how visitors move through culturally significant landscapes
The collaboration strengthens the public value of this work by connecting economic research with the state’s forest policy
The findings support worker safety, sustainable forest operations and continued reforestation
When Ashley Mertens heads into the dry forests of eastern Oregon, she's not just looking at trees. She's listening for buzzing.
Video recording of the final 2026 Starker Lecture series presentation
Restoration of landscapes that historically burned frequently through planned, controlled fire does not have to conflict with conservation
Researchers are working to turn low-economic value woody debris into opportunity
Applying advanced sensing and digital forestry approaches to improve how mangrove ecosystems are monitored and evaluated
