In August 2022, Skyline Forest was closed to all public access due to increased seasonal fire risk. The area remained closed as a part of the Tumalo Winter Range Closure that protects habitat for mule deer through March 31. As of now, Skyline Forest remains closed.

Recently, we’ve heard concern from the community about active forest management operations that are removing trees from Skyline Forest

On a brisk and beautiful morning, we delivered the Save Skyline Forest Community Letter to our elected officials.

We’ve compiled a list of frequently asked questions and answers about Skyline Forest and the community campaign to conserve it.

The population on the Bull Flat wildlife area is important not only because it is rare but also because it has been extensively studied over several decades.

So many folks have stepped up to help Save Skyline Forest! Here is what you can do right now to take this effort to the next level: Take the Skyline Forest Community Survey

Skyline Forest and Bend share a border within the wildland-urban interface (WUI) that is essential for managing wildfire risk to our communities.

Respecting seasonal road closures protects important habitat that helps Central Oregon’s mule deer population survive the winter.