Deschutes Collaborative Forest Project
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Regional forest-restoration collaborative
Mission and Description
Multi-stakeholder collaborative supporting forest restoration and wildfire resilience on the Deschutes National Forest.
Organization Information
Browse category: Forest Conservation and Restoration
Organization type: Forest Restoration Collaborative
State: Oregon
Service area: Regional
City / area: Central Oregon / Bend
Programs and membership: Independent volunteer stakeholder committee with a steering committee, broad multi-interest representation, consensus recommendations, field engagement, forest-restoration education, partner coordination, project monitoring, and continuing collaboration with the U.S. Forest Service
Meetings and events: Dry-forest restoration, prescribed fire, wildfire-risk reduction, wildlife habitat, recreation, clean water, forest jobs, public-land management, monitoring, stakeholder consensus, and community resilience
Reported operating status: Active
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