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Dr. Robert T. Lackey, Department of Fisheries, Wildlife, and Conservation Sciences, Oregon State University, presents a Plenary Lecture at the National Convention, Society of American Foresters,…

Dr. Robert T. Lackey, Department of Fisheries and Wildlife, Oregon State University, Corvallis, Oregon encourages scientists to stick to scientific reality and avoid the allure of fake news.

OST volunteers have a great time exploring in the woods and learning how important their citizen science data is to HJ Andrews Forest researchers. photo: Jody Einerson

OST volunteers learning about forest ecology with Dave Shaw. photo: Jody Einerson

Insects up close. photo: Jody Einerson

Looking at insects trapped in the stream emergent traps. photo: Jody Einerson

Having fun with the student viewers. photo: Jody Einerson

Looking up close at aquatic invertebrates. photo: Jody Einerson

Some of the stream measurement equipment at the HJ Andrews Forest. photo: Jody Einerson

Researcher Sherri Johnson shares some of the watershed studies at the HJ Andrews Forest. photo: Mark Schulz

Lauren Zatkos, shares her research into watershed ecology and trophic levels in the creek. photo: Mark Schulze

OST volunteer looking at aquatic invertebrates. photo: Mark Schulze

OSU student, Lauren Zatkos demonstrating aquatic invertebrate collection techniques. photo: Mark Schulze

Karla Jarenke, shows us levels of water trapped in the watershed. photo: Mark Schulze

OST volunteers learning about the ecology of this forest with researcher Dave Shaw. photo: Mark Schulze

OST volunteers enjoy learning in the woods! photo: Victor Villegas

OST volunteers ask questions and learn more about water in the soils. photo: Victor Villegas

Looking at the properties of soil and water retention. photo: Victor Villegas

OSU Grad students, Karla Jarecke and Emily Crampe share their research on soils and water tables. photo: Victor Villegas

OST volunteers ask questions and interact with the researchers, extending their understanding of climate science. photo: Victor Villegas

Watching time lapse photography of plant phenology. photo: Victor Villegas

Experimenting with technology in the forest. photo: Victor Villegas

Looking at precipitation across the HJ Andrews Forest. photo: Victor Villegas

Climate science researchers Chris Daly and David Rupp. photo: Victor Villegas

OST volunteers in the woods. photo: Victor Villegas

Researchers David Rupp and Chris Daly sharing cool air pooling research. photo: Victor Villegas

Looking at some of the weather collecting equipment. photo: Victor Villegas

USFS Research Lead, Sherri Johnson guides us through aquatic insect phenology. photo: Mark Schulze

HJ Andrews Forest Research Director, Mark Schulze takes us to a phenology field plot. photo: Maggie Livesay

We look at the scale of the forest with researchers. photo; Maggie Livesay

This is a power point presentation from class 21C Oregon Forest Protection Laws at Clackamas Tree School on March 24, 2018.

This is a power point presentation from 2018 Clackamas Tree School, 6B Thinking About the Future of Your Forest: Passing it on to the Next Owner