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Canopy View News - Spring 2021
OSU Extension - Forestry & Natural Resources - Douglas & Lane Counties
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 - Winter 2020
OSU Extension - Forestry & Natural Resources - Douglas & Lane Counties
What is the best way to reduce fire fuel on my property?
Q: I just moved to a fairly wooded area west of town where I imagine fire danger is a real issue. I know that removing all extra debris and "fuel" in the yard is important. With all the trees and branches that went ...
Be Yellowjacket Aware
Yellowjackets are a beneficial omnivorous wasp native to the Pacific Northwest and are often more active in the summer months when it is hotter and dryer. They can also become more aggressive and sting unprovoked in fall when...Report ID:
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