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LATEST NEWS
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Right now, the agency is hiring a new Forest Supervisor for Mt. Hood National Forest. Under this new leadership, Mt. Hood could become a model of climate smart management that prioritizes the ecosystem services that our communities need most....read more |
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Oregon home to more than 124 wolves; count finds 11% increase over last year 2017...read more |
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A long-term plan to pay for the rising cost of wildfires came back from the brink of collapse and was set to be included in an omnibus spending bill today, congressional and forest industry sources said....read more |
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A letter to the editor (LTE) is a written way of talking to a newspaper, magazine, or other regularly printed publication. LTEs are generally found in the first section of the newspaper, or...read more |
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To hear the howl of a wolf on Mt. Hood is an event that many will recognize as a sign of an ecosystem in true recovery. Wolves, seeking their rightful place in the landscape, symbolize why we fight to keep forests standing....read more |
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Tuesday, January 16, 2018 THE DALLES, Ore.—At least two wolves are using...read more |
UPCOMING EVENTS
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Forest First Aid Training with Rosehip Medic Collective The Rosehip Medic Collective will be leading a first aid training geared towards Barkers who spend time in the forest doing things like groundtruthing and leading hikes.... read more |
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June Bark About Hike Since the beginning, Bark has offered free, monthly hikes to Mt. Hood National Forest and surrounding public lands. We believe that by... read more |
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June Ecology Club Join us on the second Wednesday of each month to discuss an ecological theme that pertains to Bark’s work on Mt Hood or seasonal skills... read more |
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July Bark About Hike - Forests and Climate Change Since the beginning, Bark has offered free, monthly hikes to Mt. Hood National Forest and surrounding public lands. We believe that by... read more |
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July Ecology Club - Forests and Climate Change Join us on the second Wednesday of each month to discuss an ecological theme that pertains to Bark’s work on Mt Hood or seasonal skills... read more |
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August Ecology Club Join us on the second Wednesday of each month to discuss an ecological theme that pertains to Bark’s work on Mt Hood or seasonal skills... read more |
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August Bark About Hike Since the beginning, Bark has offered free, monthly hikes to Mt. Hood National Forest and surrounding public lands. We believe that by... read more |
Bark TV
FOREST WATCH
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Crystal Clear is a 12,069 acre timber sale proposed in the White River watershed in Mt. Hood National Forest
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The "Hunter Integrated Resource Project" is a large proposal in the Clackamas River Ranger District, generally located surrounding Hwy...read more
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The "North Clack Integrated Resource Project" is in the early stage of planning, and logging unit boundaries have been identified within...read more
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Waucoma Backcountry Recreation AreaBark, Northwest Trail Alliance, Oregon Timber Trail Alliance, Trailkeepers of Oregon, the Mazamas, and Wildearth Guardians have all come...read more
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Timberline Mountainbike Trails and Skills ParkBark absolutely supports mountain biking as a way for people to get out and enjoy the forest. Over the past many years, Bark has worked...read more
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Removing and Rewilding Old RoadsThe greatest threat to watershed health in Mt. Hood National Forest is the road network that totals well over 3,000 miles....read more
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Cooper Spur - Government Camp Land ExchangeIn 2009, Congress passed a broad public lands bill that included a land exchange whereby Mt. Hood Meadows would transfer land it owned...read more
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Ten miles south of the community of Parkdale, the Polallie Cooper Timber Sale area initially included sections of the Wild and Scenic...read more
