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Douglas fir die-off in Southern Oregon gives a glimpse into the future of West Coast forests

By Erik Neumann,

2024-05-26

By Erik Neumann,

2024-05-26

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Michael Watkins

05-26

logging is not the problem as not that much logging is going on. we to selective log and thin more. we need to clean up our forests of dead and dying trees and fire hazard dead trees and brush.

Janine Rodenmayer

05-26

And not to mention the beetle that is doing the damage it has nothing to do with climate change!

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