Monthly Newsletter
College Forests Monthly Newsletter
Fond farewells to retiring staff, E-bike study, restoration project, Get Outdoors Day, and more!
Get moving outside and support an important cause? Sign me up!
OSU Research Forest is thrilled to support and spread the word about the College of Forestry's 4th annual virtual 5K/10K Race to the Top Banana. Your entry fee of $25 will go to the Linn Benton Food Share to help feed those in need in our community.
How it works:
1. Register
Click this link
2. Choose your length.
Run or walk a 5K (3.1 miles) or a 10K (6.2 miles).
3. Choose your location.
Run or walk your race wherever – outdoors on a course of your choice or even indoors on your treadmill.
You know our favorite spot!
4. Choose your date.
Complete your race anytime between now and February 22nd
5. Submit your time.
Upload your race selfie or screenshot of your race time.
6. Make your donation.
Choose an option for making a donation in the registration form
7. Celebrate
Everyone is a winner for participating, AND you are supporting an important cause in our community. Thank you!
Questions?
Contact Jenna (Jenna.Baker@oregonstate.edu)
Happy holidays from the OSU Research Forest!
Check out our updated timber harvests for the remainder of the 2023 calendar year into 2024.
Our fall newsletter is here! We are seeking applicants for FRAC, hiring new students, highlight carbon research, and more.
Get Outdoors Day, meet new staff, bird research, and more!
Read about our 2023 harvests, long term research, Get Outdoors Day, and more!
The OSU Research Forest is excited to help support and spread the word about the College of Forestry's 3rd annual virtual 5K/10K Race to the Top Banana. Your entry fee of $25 will go to the Linn Benton Food Share to help feed those in need in our community. All registered participants will receive a t-shirt to commemorate your race.
Enjoy our winter newsletter, filled with stories about forest management, recreation highlights, and community engagement events.
In this newsletter, we highlight pollinator research on the McDonald-Dunn, provide updates on the Forest Management Plan, and get excited for more Forest Discovery events this winter.