Resources

Educational Materials

The following links can help you find educational materials related to forestry and forest management. Are there any topics or resources you’re unable to find? Please contact Sarah Cameron for assistance.

  • KnowYourForest website: The Partnership for Forestry Education, a collaboration of state, federal and private organizations dedicated to assisting and educating forest landowners, created this website to serve as a gateway to the information, tools and educational opportunities available to Oregon forest landowners.
  • Assistance Map: This map is part of the KnowYourForest website. Locate your county using the alphabetical list or by clicking on the map, and discover a range of local agencies, organizations and groups that can help with your forestry needs. It’s quick and easy!
  • OSU Extension catalog: The OSU Extension Catalog includes current, peer-reviewed learning materials backed by research that are periodically checked for accuracy and timeliness
  • Oregon Forest Resources publication library: OregonForests.org is a portal for information relating to the forest products industry and the management of Oregon’s forests as environmental, recreational and economic resources
  • In The Woods Podcast: “In the Woods” is a monthly podcast series brought to you by the Oregon State University Forestry & Natural Resources Extension program. This podcast brings the forest to listeners by sharing the stories and interviews of forest scientists, land managers, and enthusiastic members of the public
  • LandMapper: Online tool to create maps of your property that you can quickly save, download, or print

Newsletter Archive

The Master Woodland Manager e-news is sent quarterly to those who have completed the Master Woodland Manager training. If you are not currently receiving the e-news, or if you have updated contact information, please contact Sarah Cameron.

  • Archive list coming soon!

Reading Library

The following collection of book titles was organized by Dave Bugni, Master Woodland Manager in Clackamas County. We recommend checking out a local library or book store to find any of these titles of interest.

  • Reading list coming soon!