Oregon's $10M Forest Plan Shields Communities From Wildfires
The third round of funding will pay for thinning, prescribed burns and fuel breaks across more than 6,400 acres, officials said.
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DEPARTMENT OF FORESTRY WORKING TO REDUCE WILDFIRE RISK WITH $10 MILLION INVESTMENT
October 13, 2026 3:40 a.m. The Oregon Department of Forestry is working to reduce wildfire risk by investing $10 million in projects that are part of the ODF’s landscape resiliency approach. An ODF release said the current grant awards will fund joint projects in Douglas, Grant, Jackson, and Josephine counties. The projects will reduce hazardous...
Oregon Department of Forestry investing $10 million in forest restoration
SALEM, Ore. – The Oregon Department of Forestry is investing $10 million in wildfire prevention and forest restoration projects across four counties. $4.85 million will be used for work in southern Oregon. The funding will support projects across more than 6,400 acres in Jackson, Josephine, Grants and Douglas counties. The work includes thinning forests, conducting […] The post Oregon Department of Forestry investing $10 million in forest restor…
Josephine/Jackson Counties To Receive $4.85 Million To Reduce Wildfire Risk & To Improve Forest Health | The Ashland Chronicle-Oregon
OREGON DEPT. OF FORESTRY IS REDUCING WILDFIRE RISK AND IMPROVING FOREST HEALTH WITH A $10 MILLION INVESTMENT IN ON-THE-GROUND PROJECTS IN SOUTHERN AND CENTRAL OREGON News Release from Oregon Dept. of Forestry October 12th, 2026 Downloadable file: A prescribed burn reduces fuel loads in a thinned ponderosa pine forest in eastern Oregon, reducing risk of catastrophic fire and improving forest health. The work is an example of multiple local, stat…
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