How did we go from seeing forests as crops to viewing them as ecological wonders?

How a reclusive bird halted the march of chainsaws through the Northwest's last stands of ancient forest.

Before the protests and court cases, Mill City lived up to its name as a place where sawmills created plenty of jobs.

The Timber Wars reached a scale that the president held a first-of-its-kind summit to broker peace to an environmental conflict.

A congressional push to bring back logging triggered a return to the barricades in the Timber Wars.

A group of loggers and environmentalists have found some semblance of common ground in the midst of the Timber Wars.

Reporter Tony Schick and "Timber Wars" host Aaron Scott discuss OPB's private forestry investigation with ProPublica and The Oregonian.

The fight over wildfire and forest management is the newest front in the Timber Wars, so after a year of record fires, we take a deep dive into OPB's reporting on wildfire and what we should do about it.

Renowned forest ecologist Suzanne Simard’s research into the ways trees communicate has inspired everything from “Avatar” to “The Overstory.” Now she has a memoir of her own sharing her journey from growing up in a small logging town to the research that revolutionized how we see forests.