Is my thirsty evergreen a goner?
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Many forest insects are mistaken for tree killers
Found an insect in your tree? Chances are it's not a pest. Here's what to look for.
Learning about forests and native bees
Researchers, forest managers and citizen scientists are working together to discover what native bees live in Oregon forests.
Five ways to abuse your tree seedlings (and how to avoid them)
Get ready for a successful tree planting season. Learn how to avoid common tree planting mistakes made by woodland owners.
Vernonia Community Indicators of Vitality: 2013 Report
This document is a report on the Baseline Vital Vernonia Indicator Project, an effort aimed at exploring community vitality in Vernonia, particularly in light of recent catastrophic floods and subsequent rebuilding and community development initiatives. The Vital Vernonia Indicator Project is a collaboration of Oregon State University Extension Service, Rural Studies Program, and the community of Vernonia. The Vernonia Prevention Coalition sponsored this work.
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