Oregon scoops up wild flavors—from fir tree sorbet to blue cheese pear—that celebrate its forests, farms, and fearless foodie ...

He turns Douglas fir seed cones into turkeys, ducks and geese. He uses small slices of tree limbs and a cutout of an elk or deer to create smartphone stands.

Only in the fir woods are large flocks seen; for, unlike the cones of the pine, spruce, hemlock, etc., which let the seeds escape slowly, one or two at a time, by spreading the scales, the fir ...

Every species of tree has unique characteristics, from its bark to its leaves, that you can use as clues to identify ...

This weekend kicks off the official summer camping season, but the work to prepare Oregon’s more than 250 state parks and ...

In this study, the activated carbons were prepared from pine cone by chemical activation. Boehm titration and FT-IR analysis were conducted to determine the surface groups of the activated carbons ...