For a more thorough overview visit the Oregon Wildfire Debris Management Task Force’s story map: Step 2 Cleanup Progress (arcgis.com)
May is National Wildfire Awareness Month, and after two years of work the ODOT Hazard Tree Debris Removal Monitoring Services project is nearly complete. This project involved the cleanup of debris caused by the 2020 western Oregon wildfires, and MB&G has been at the forefront of the hazard tree evaluation and removal process, providing hazard tree assessments, erosion and sediment control oversight, and environmental compliance throughout each of the fire corridors. As the project wraps up, the entire team has completed clean up on 3,012 lots, removed 89,160 hazard trees, and removed 158,689 tons of ash and debris to date. We are humbled knowing that as this cleanup comes to an end, more families can start the rebuilding process and get back in their homes.
Our forester’s took a trip to Woodland, WA last week and spent a few hours looking at seedlings we will be planting on several landowner properties we manage. The Lewis River Nursery has seedlings for our Portland, North Bend, Roseburg and Eugene offices.
READ MOREMB&G Foresters out of our Roseburg office had a blast at the Oregon State University Forestry Career Fair last week. Always fun to meet the next generation of foresters.
READ MORELearn more about The Wildlife Society here. The Wildlife Society’s Annual Conference is widely regarded as the largest and most important technical meeting for wildlife professionals and students in North America, perhaps the world. Each year, the conference provides roughly 1,000 educational opportunities for attendees in the form of scientific symposia, workshops, trainings, poster sessions, […]
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