Oregon Department of Forestry’s mission is to serve the people of Oregon by protecting, managing, and promoting stewardship of Oregon’s forests to enhance environmental, economic, and community …

ODF offers a number of ways to help keep Oregon forests healthy and working through contracting special forest services, timber sales, reforestation and other administrative tasks.

In an effort to prevent these fires from starting, the Oregon Department of Forestry and our partners impose restrictions pertaining to public and work related activities. Areas outside ODF protection, …

As Oregon’s largest fire department, ODF's Fire Protection Program protects 16 million acres of forest, a $60 billion asset. These lands consist of privately owned forests as well as some public lands, …

Love working in the outdoors or want a job supporting Oregon's forests? Use the resources below to find out about working for ODF. Please visit the Oregon State Jobs Portal for a list of current openings.

Contact your local ODF district office or forest protection association If you need information about post-fire recovery for forestlands, please check out our " Help after a wildfire " resources.

When a forest landowner requests a burning permit, ODF meteorologists check the wind and weather forecast, review the number of burns already scheduled in the area, and consider the amount of …

The department's programs are fire protection, forest resources, state forests, partnership and planning, and urban and community forestry.

Find the latest Board of Forestry meeting information, view the live meeting, and search the Board of Forestry archives.

GIS Hub View the geospatial data, applications, published maps, and resources produced by the Oregon Department of Forestry to support stewardship of Oregon's forests.