Fire danger reduced to 'moderate' again Fire danger was at moderate until Thursday, when high temperatures brought it back to "high." Tuesday morning, ODF officials brought it back down to moderate.
Fire danger rises to 'High' on east side of Tillamook Forest Fire danger on the east side of the Tillamook State Forest was set to high Thursday morning as temperatures rose.
Tillamook Forest Center to shift to fall hours before closing for season This is the last weekend before the Tillamook Forest Center reduces hours for the fall and then closes in November.
Fire danger to be lowered to 'moderate' Tuesday Fire danger in this corner of the state has lowered enough that the Oregon Department of Forestry plans to reduce the fire danger level for public use restrictions to moderate (blue) Tuesday morning in the Tillamook Forest.
The Tillamook Burn ignited 90 years ago today Ninety years ago to the day, the first fire of what would become known as the Tillamook Burn started near Gales Creek. We've gathered oral histories, written diaries, and newspaper clippings detailing what happened.
Fire danger to move to ‘high’ in local ODF-protected lands Friday The Tillamook State Forest will be at "High" fire danger Friday. The move comes with a series of restrictions, including only allowing off-road vehicles before 1 p.m. and after 8 p.m.
Horse and woman survive harrowing plunge down ravine near Reehers Camp Bees sent a woman and her horse hurtling down a ravine at least 50 feet deep on a trail near Reehers Camp in the Tillamook State Forest Thursday, July 20, with horse and rider somehow escaping with minor injuries after a rescue by the Washington County Sheriff's Office.
Event at Tillamook Forest Center to celebrate 50 years of the Tillamook State Forest A celebration to mark the 50th anniversary of the creation of the Tillamook State Forest will be held at the Tillamook Forest Center Saturday, July 22.
Fire season to move to 'moderate' in ODF protected lands Thursday The Oregon Department of Forestry said fire danger would be raised to "Moderate" (blue) in the Northwest Oregon Forest Protective Association (NWOFPA) region Thursday morning.
Five wildfires of note have already burned in local ODF-protected lands As the region barrels toward a 90 plus degree Independence Day, a local state forestry official said that five wildfires of note have already burned in the Northwest Oregon Forest Protective Association (NWOFPA) region.