The search for Oregon’s tallest tree | Oregon Field Guide from the Archives
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The search for Oregon’s tallest tree | Oregon Field Guide from the Archives
Currently, the tallest known tree in Oregon is the Brummit Fir (aka the Doerner Fir), a 327-foot Douglas fir giant in Coos County. But as scientists use LiDAR technology to map more and more of the state’s landscape, they are finding tall trees no one knew about in remote locations — trees that could be even taller than the Brummit. In this ...
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When disaster strikes in Douglas County, Camas Valley’s volunteer firefighters are the neighbors who show up first. | Oregon Community Foundation
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Georgia-Pacific: Plywood’s Southern Yellow Revolution By K. Brad Barfield In the early 1960s, the American forest products industry was defined by a rigid geographical monopoly. Softwood plywood production belonged almost entirely to the Pacific Northwest, where vast Douglas fir forests fed a mature, technologically stable manufacturing system. To the rest of the country—especially the South—plywood was an expensive, imported commodity. Freight from Oregon and Washington added such cost that Sou
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Georgia-Pacific: Plywood’s Southern Yellow Revolution By K. Brad Barfield In the early 1960s, the American forest products industry was defined by a rigid geographical monopoly. Softwood plywood production belonged almost entirely to the Pacific Northwest, where vast Douglas fir forests fed a mature, technologically stable manufacturing system. To the rest of the country—especially the South—plywood was an expensive, imported commodity. Freight from Oregon and Washington added such cost that Sou
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A shimmer in the windows, a twinkle guiding through… ✨ With Guild-made magic all around, the Crook House calls for you. 🎄 Your moment to experience the Crook House in full holiday splendor is here—don’t miss your chance to explore the décor, enjoy warm cider and cookies, and soak in a little old-world magic before it’s gone. Holiday Rates: Adults: $10 Seniors / Non-MCC Students / Military: $9 Children (4–15): $5 Cookies & Cider included! Hours: Mon–Fri: 10 a.m.–4 p.m. Sat–Sun: 1 p.m.–4 p.m. | D
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