College of Forestry

Your future, our forests: Finding solutions for the world we share.

We’re working to solve today’s most pressing issues — from climate change to affordable housing. Through innovative programs and research, we're building a more sustainable, resilient future for people and the planet. Join us and help shape what comes next.

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forestry program in the U.S.

Center for World University Rankings

$900K+

scholarships awarded annually

$20M+

annual research grants and contracts

Pursuing research and solutions that matter

Degree Programs

Ongoing Research

Making an impact in Oregon and across the world

Forestry & Natural Resources Extension

Empowering communities with trusted forestry expertise

As the nation’s largest FNR Extension program, we turn research into action across Oregon.

Study Abroad and Exchange Programs

Broadening perspectives through immersive experiences

View forestry and natural resources through a global lens via destinations from Maine to Malaysian Borneo.

Indigenous Natural Resource Office

Honoring Tribal sovereignty and multiple ways of knowing

Braiding Indigenous knowledge and Western science to find solutions to pressing natural resource concerns.

International Visiting Scholars Program

Cultivating international research and partnerships

Welcoming visitors from all countries and nationalities, from across fields within the broad spectrum of forestry.

What's happening at the College of Forestry?

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May 30

Get Outdoors Day

This bilingual, free family event is jointly hosted by OSU Research Forests, Benton County Health Department, and OSU Extension. Join us for: free fishing for kids, archery, nature crafts, tree coring, bug hunts, spray water from a fire house, rockhounding, pond netting, outside safety tips, and much more.
Peavy Arboretum

Jun 14

Reading the Forest: Tree ID, Ecology, and Mindfulness at the Metolius

Step into the forest with the Women Owning Woodlands Network and Extension Forester Jenna Deibel for a guided walk at the Metolius Preserve. Together, we’ll explore the basics of tree identification, discuss how forests function as dynamic ecosystems, and practice simple ways to cultivate mindfulness in nature.
Metolius Preserve