Klamath Siskiyou Oak Habitat Restoration Project

under construction

A collaborative project by the Klamath Siskiyou Oak Network to restore historic oak habitat in Southern Oregon and Northern California by removing dense fir trees and restoring oak savannas and oak forests. The project aims to bring back 4,000 acres of oak habitat to reduce wildfire risk and support wildlife, including migratory birds. The restoration involves clearing fir trees, creating restoration plans for different sites, and consulting with tribes to ensure historical accuracy. The project spans federal and private lands and has restored about 6,000 acres since 2011.