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A Forestry and Natural Resources Newsletter for the forest enthusiasts of Lane and Douglas Counties.

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Photo: Alicia Christiansen, OSU Extension (Cropped from original)

In this issue: Harvesting with a Japanese Quarter-horse, Reptiles, maps, Log Prices and more!

Lauren Grand, Alicia Christiansen | Jun 2021 | Newsletter issue

Canopy View News | Spring 2021 | Issue 11: In this issue: profile on wapiti (North American elk), replanting survey for landowners affected by the Labor Day fires, trend in redwood plantings, and more!
Canopy View News | Winter 2020| Issue 10: While you’re spending extra time at home, now is a good time to check that your forest roads are ready for winter (page 5) and make sure that your reforestation plans will be successful (page 3). If you’ve noticed any mushrooms in your woods, be sure to learn all about fungi in the forest on page 6. The next time you walk your land, keep an eye out for declining or dead Western redcedar. You might be able to help scientists better understand why they’ve been declining lately (pg. 8). And as always, be sure to read the quarterly log/non-timber forest product prices report on page 9 – this is especially important if you’re looking to see logs anytime soon.
Canopy View News | Fall | Issue 9: This issue has articles on mapping resources, building ponds, taking care of your oaks, log prices and more!
Canopy View News | Mid-Summer Special Edition | Issue 8: This issue has articles for you to enhance your habitat for songbirds, try out carbon friendly burning with biochar get recreating on trails you’ve built yourselves, and you’ll meet the tree, Pacific Yew.
Canopy View News | Summer | Issue 7: In this issue: learn at home opportunities, invasive species, preparing for fire season, log prices, and more!