In Oregon, several agencies and organizations offer assistance to landowners and homeowners following a wildfire.

Oregon Department of Forestry (ODF)

ODF provides a comprehensive set of resources for landowners impacted by wildfire, including:

• Contact with local stewardship foresters
• Guidance on timber salvage
• Information on replanting and seedling availability
• Access to the Emergency Forest Restoration Program
• Help with ash and debris management and wildfire cleanup for homes and businesses.

More info: ODF Wildfire Recovery Resources

OSU Extension Service

OSU Extension collaborates with ODF, the US Forest Service, and others to:

• Assess reforestation needs
• Facilitate access to tree seedlings
• Provide guidance on site preparation and long-term recovery
• Offer educational materials and personalized advice for landowners.

More info: FNR Extension Directory

USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS)

NRCS offers technical and financial assistance through programs like:

• Environmental Quality Incentives Program (EQIP)
• Emergency Watershed Protection (EWP)

These programs help with erosion control, replanting, and other land restoration efforts.

Local Soil and Water Conservation Districts (SWCDs)

SWCDs often provide localized support, including:

• Site assessments
• Erosion control materials
• Cost-share programs for restoration

More info: SWCD Directory

Watershed Councils

Watershed Councils offer cost share opportunities and invasive species reduction.

More info: Maps & Council Contacts