Forest Health

A healthy forest is a productive forest

Maintaining a healthy forest is an important objective for most forestland owners. In this section, we provide resources to help answer questions about forest health, such as:

  • Are your trees healthy or not? How can you tell?
  • What are the most common tree health problems, and why do they occur?
  • How can you maintain healthy trees and prevent future problems?
For more information, please conact:
Dave Shaw, Oregon State University Extension Forest Health Specialist

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FOREST HEALTH BY REGION

FOREST HEALTH RESOURCES

Sources KeyODF- Oregon Department of Forestry; USFS- USDA Forest Service; OSU- Oregon State University; UBC- University of British Columbia; FIDL- Forest Insect and Disease Leaflet (USFS); WSU- Washington State University; UC- University of California; NRC- Natural Resources Canada; CSU- Colorado State University; FP- Forest Pests Website; USDA APHIS- USDA APHIS; NAPPO- North American Plant Protection Organization

General Forest Health Information

Explore these links to find general forest health information and individual publication on specific diseases and insects.

Tree Specific Resources

Disease

General Disease Resources

Root Diseases

Rots and Decays

Foliage Diseases

Cankers

Rusts

Seedling Diseases

Insects

General Insect Resources

Bark Beetles

Wood Borers

Defoliators

Seed and Cone Insects

Shoot and Twig Insects

Sucking Insects

Mistletoes

Invasive Species

General Invasive Species

Diseases

Noxious weeds​​

Insects​

Vertebrate Damage

Abiotic Damage

Climate

 

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