Klamath Siskiyou Oak Network Work

mountain side of fir trees large and small, some green some gold, some gray or leafless

Douglas Fir Mortality

While the immediate effects of Douglas-fir mortality can be negative, they also provide opportunities to restore and improve oak habitats in the long term.

Oak trees in a browning fall landscape with yellow grass and blue sky

Indigenous Stewardship of Oak Ecocultural Systems

Oaks and Indigenous people of southwestern Oregon and northern California are intertwined together.

green mountain landscape with grass in the forground

Oak Chaparral

KSON applies an adaptive management approach to oak restoration implementation.

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Oak Understory

Under the Oaks: A micro-world in the understory

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Table Rock

Home to over 1,325 restored acres.

Investment: $3.2 million

Area: over 3,500 acres

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Upper Rogue Oak Initiative

Restoration will remove conifers that are crowding oaks, use prescribed fire where feasible, reduce noxious weeds, and reestablish a native understory.

Investment: 13 million dollars

Area: 3,000 acres

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