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Greg Shine/Bureau of Land ManagmentA timber sale near Roseburg and an accompanying protest have been pushed back to April 22, or Earth Day. -
Justin Higginbottom/JPR NewsA logging company has canceled a proposed road within a Bureau of Land Management project in Josephine County. Activists had claimed that construction of the route threatened old-growth trees.
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The controversial "Second Show" timber sale will now get a second look from the federal Bureau of Land Management. BLM proposed the sale for an area鈥� -
"If you want something done right, do it yourself," goes the old saying. Some Applegate Valley residents took that advice to heart when they had issues鈥� -
A lot has changed in Oregon's timber country in the last 20 years. So it seems only fitting that a collection of stories and essays about timber country鈥� -
The most contentious portion of the debate over forest management concerns old-growth timber. Can the timber industry be healthy without cutting down鈥� -
It's a rare thing when a timber mill adds another shift. It's far rarer that an environmental group applauds the addition. But Malheur Lumber is adding a鈥� -
In the boom years in the wood products business, kids could graduate high school and head for the woods or the mill for a family-wage job. It's a lot more鈥� -
What was once lost is returning. Rough and Ready Lumber closed its doors near Cave Junction several months ago, shutting the last operating sawmill in鈥� -
It has been said many times that journalists and legislators know they've probably done their jobs well when many people are angry with them. Oregon鈥� -
The Bureau of Land Management calls the plan for the White Castle timber sale "variable retention harvest."Environmental groups prefer "clearcut." Welcome鈥�
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Oregon Senator Ron Wyden is introducing his long-awaited bill to promote logging on national forests in Eastern OregonThe Oregon Democrat's Senate Natural鈥� -
There's already a wealth of opinion being offered on Oregon Sen. Ron Wyden's timber bill, and you can add to it on this week's VENTSday segment on The鈥� -
Conservation groups are challenging U. S. Forest Service plans to log and thin outside Crater Lake National Park in an area that the groups want to see鈥�
