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Wildfire Evacuation
There are three levels of evacuation. Your local law enforcement agency orders evacuations. If you feel threatened by a wildfire, do not wait for an official evacuation order.
A message from OSU President Alexander: Moving forward together
"By engaging in important conversations about race and racism, justice and equity; by learning from each other; and by taking specific actions, we will constantly strive to advance the culture of belonging, collaboration and innovation that we aspire to in the university’s strategic plan. And we will provide a transformative education that is accessible for all learners – another goal of our strategic plan...Let us act together."
Reducing Health Effects of Wildfire Smoke
Wildfires and severe smoke can create dangerous conditions for people, especially those with chronic health conditions. Learn about current wildfires, wildfire smoke conditions, and what you can do to reduce the health effects of wildfire smoke.
Fire Adapted Communities and Ready, Set, Go! Webinar - Recorded
Oregon State University’s Forestry & Natural Resources Extension Fire Program and its partners present a webinar series on Wildfire Preparedness and Prevention in Oregon.
Fire Behavior and Home Ignition Zone Webinar - Recorded
Oregon State University’s Forestry & Natural Resources Extension Fire Program and its partners present a webinar series on Wildfire Preparedness and Prevention in Oregon.
It's time to get ready for fire season
Wildfire risks are rising, but you can take steps to reduce a fire's impact on your home and property. Learn to create a "defensible space" around your home that can keep flames at bay.
Tribes & Climate Change
Native Americans rely on tribally important ecosystem services such as traditional foods, hunting, timber production, non-timber forest resources (recreation, water), and cultural resources. Unfortunately, many of these resources may be ...
Carnegie Foundation again bestows coveted 'Community Engagement' designation on OSU
Oregon State University has been awarded its second Carnegie Community Engagement Classification.
Wood Building Projects will Showcase Sustainable Forests
2020 is expected to be a big year for two major building projects that will help tell the story of sustainable forestry in the county and this region of the state. The OSU Extension Education Center, scheduled for ground ...
A Community-based Response to Flooding, Jay Gordon (Farmer-to-Farmer Case Study Series)
Active consensus-building, high-quality research partnerships, and the capacity to support these efforts: learn more about dairy farmer Jay Gordon here.