Two relatively thin pines, one approximately 80 feet tall and the other closer to 95 feet, were removed using a speed-lining technique to quickly clear the brush. Instead of dragging the brush by hand ...

The Deschutes National Forest has started a brush and small tree removal project along Forest Service Road 16 south of Sisters. The roadside work is designed to remove hazardous fuels and improve ...

SISTERS, Ore. (KTVZ) -- The Deschutes National Forest plans to begin a month-long project Monday, cutting and removing brush and small trees along Forest Service Road 16 south of Sisters.

Clearing brush and undesirable trees is the first stage of a $2.87 million project to stabilize and restore about a half mile of the Seavey drainage ditch from Hazeltime Drive to Lake Charles.