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10 Ways You Can Help Oaks

February 28, 2025

Oaks at Coffee Lake Creek. Credit: Metro

A small change with a big impact: Metro’s Coffee Lake Creek acquisition

October 17, 2025

A tree exhibiting signs of MOB, as distinguished by the distinct section of dead leaves at the canopy. Photo: Christine Buhl, Oregon Department of Forestry

All about the Mediterranean Oak Borer: Ways to limit its spread and protect Oaks

October 15, 2025

How Some Vineyards are Protecting the Vanishing Oak Savanna

October 17, 2025

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Job Opportunity: Joint Base Lewis-McChord Sentinel Landscape Resilience Specialist

February 11, 2025

The burn area in Douglas County, OR. Photo: Umpqua Prescribed Burn Association (UPBA)

Revitalizing Oak Landscapes: Fire Stewardship and Land Management in the Umpqua Valley

October 17, 2025

gray bird standing on a tree limb

The Pacific Northwest Oak Alliance and Cascadia Prairie-Oak Partnership are proud to announce the release of “Prairie, Oaks, and People – An Investment Strategy”

March 10, 2025

Golden paintbrush. Photo: Mosa Neis/Pacific Rim Institute

Thriving plants, butterflies, and prairies: Four species successfully downlisted or delisted in the Pacific Northwest

October 15, 2025