Resource Management

The Forest Service manages forest lands to increase the resiliency of landscapes. We have many program areas where we work under this overarching forest restoration theme including: 

• Vegetation and invasive plants
• Aquatics: Fish, aquatic restoration, and soil and water
• Heritage and cultural resources
• Wilderness and Wild & Scenic Rivers
• Vegetation Management & Timber Sales

Program Highlights

Stewardship & Fuels Crew Initiative Success

Mt. Adams Resource Stewards stewardship and fuels crew initiative plays a critical role within a much larger restoration effort occurring on the east side of the forest. Learn more about their important work by viewing their interactive story map.

Oregon Spotted Frog Habitat Improvements

Learn more about our wildlife biologists work to improve habitat for the endangered Oregon Spotted Frog at the Gifford Pinchot National Forest by viewing this interactive story map. 

Stewardship Contracts and Retained Receipts Projects

To accomplish the Forest Service's stewardship responsibilities, creative approaches are needed to complete the necessary work and simultaneously contribute to the economic growth of local, rural communities.  Read more about the Gifford Pinchot National Forest Retained Receipts Projects.

Timber & Special Forest Products

At the time a project is advertised bid information will be posted on this page. Information on all specific currently advertised Timber Sales & Special Forest Products Sales (e.g. commercial bough and commercial firewood, etc,) is posted in a table below with available maps, contracts, bid forms and other bidder information. 

See also past timber sale information at Gifford Pinchot National Forest.

Timber Sales