Clatsop County students get up-close look at forest management and ecosystem

Portland, ORLocal News

Clatsop County students had a unique chance to learn about forest management during the annual Forestry Days hosted by the Oregon Department of Forestry at the Bill Lecture Demonstration Forest in Astoria. This year, nearly 500 students participated, marking a significant turnout for the event that has been a staple in the community since the 1960s. Through hands-on activities, students explored various aspects of forest management, including sustainable practices and ecosystem health. The Oregon Department of Forestry aims to instill a sense of environmental stewardship among the youth, helping them understand the value of natural resources. The event not only serves as an educational platform but also strengthens community ties by involving local families and schools.

With the growing concerns about climate change and environmental degradation, initiatives like these are crucial for fostering informed future generations. The successful turnout this year highlights the program's relevance and importance in promoting ecological awareness. Overall, Forestry Days continues to play a vital role in shaping the environmental consciousness of Clatsop County's youth.

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