Forest health in a changing landscape: A field day for woodland managers

Thursday, June 18, from 9 a.m.–4 p.m.

Southern Douglas County - Meeting Location TBA

$10 per person

Managing Southwest Oregon’s forests has become increasingly complex as multiple tree species face significant, compounding stress driven by severe drought and extreme heat.

While widespread Douglas-fir mortality—often dubbed "Firmageddon"—has captured headlines, woodland owners are simultaneously battling other critical forest health issues, including aggressive pine bark beetles and root diseases.

Join a team of forest health experts for a hands-on field day in Douglas County to break down the intersecting impacts of climate, insects, and pathogens on your timber.