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Several Western Democratic lawmakers want an immediate review of the Trump administration decision to remove millions of acres of the northern spotted owl鈥檚 critical habitat.

A coalition of environmental groups sent a letter to Oregon鈥檚 congressional delegation this week urging them to stop proposed post-fire logging on federal lands that burned during the 2020 wildfire season.

The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service says the northern spotted owl deserves an upgrade to 鈥渆ndangered鈥� status. The agency passed on its chance to do so and is now cutting its protected habitat by several acres.

The Center for Biological Diversity alleges the Trump administration has failed to make 鈥渆xpeditious progress鈥� on species awaiting protection under the Endangered Species Act.

Rural communities in Oregon are being saddled with millions of dollars in costs to provide their citizens with clean, safe drinking water because the state isn鈥檛 protecting their watersheds from logging-related contamination.

The new year will bring changes to the areas forest managers can spray pesticides in Oregon and how far away timber must be harvested from fish-bearing streams in the Siskiyou region.

The days when public lands provided huge trees to the timber industry are largely over in our part of the world. But the Bureau of Land Management is鈥�

Humboldt Redwood Company trumpets its environmental stewardship to the public. But not all of the public is pleased with the company's logging on Rainbow鈥�

The term "streamside buffers" sounds innocuous enough, but it's a subject of some tension in Oregon. The Oregon Department of Forestry proposes new rules鈥�

A federal appeals court Friday threw out a lower court ruling that required the Bureau of Land Management to increase timber sales in Southern鈥�

The basic science is deceptively simple: streams with trees around them tend to be cooler because of the shade.Streams with no trees warm up and become鈥�

Some of the fiercest arguments over proper federal forest management in Oregon focus on the "O & C lands," forests once granted to the Oregon & California鈥�