• A cyclist's love letter to Skyline Forest | Bend Bulletin, 30 January 2024

• Envision Bend’s new five-year plan highlights Skyline Forest, affordable housing, and more | Bend Bulletin, 1 October 2023

• Kids Have A Voice: Save Skyline Forest | Bend Nest, 2 February 2023

• Editorial: A crossroads for Skyline Forest | Bend Bulletin, 31 December 2022

• Skyline Forest draws public support for conservation after restricting public access and a listing price dropped | Bend Bulletin, 16 December 2022

• Bull Springs Skyline Forest: A Treasure of Central Oregon | Mason & Morse Ranch Company, 4 November 2022

• A recent acknowledgement from the brokerage selling Skyline Forest of the conservation campaign and the Central Oregon community’s vision for its future.

• Save Skyline Forest for wildlife and recreation | Bend Bulletin, 4 October 2022

• After nearly 3 years without a buyer, 33,000-acre Skyline Forest sales price is slashed 25% — to $95 million | KTVZ, 13 September 2022

• Let’s Not Lose the Skyline Forest | Bend Bulletin, 19 August 2022

• Owners of 33,000-acre Bull Springs/Skyline Forest west of Bend to close access due to high fire danger | KTVZ, 4 August 2022

• Press Release | Save Skyline Forest Campaign, 28 April 2022

• Saving Skyline Forest | Deschutes Land Trust, 11 April 2022

• Skyline Forest: The Burning Question | Central Oregon LandWatch, 28 February 2022

• What’s Next for Skyline Forest? | 1859 Magazine, 22 February 2022

• Winter Road Closures Keep Mule Deer Safe and Healthy | Central Oregon LandWatch, 4 February 2022

• Skyline Forest’s Uncertain Future | Central Oregon LandWatch, 30 June 2020

The Save Skyline Forest Community Letter to Elected Officials & Compilation of Public Support | Central Oregon LandWatch

The Story of Skyline Forest | Deschutes Land Trust

Skyline Forest Survey Findings Memo February 2022 | Public Policy Polling

Ten Things Oregonians Should Know About Forest Fires | Oregon Wild

Mule Deer in the High Desert | High Desert Museum

Deschutes National Forest Winter Range | USFS

Seasonal Neighbors: Residential Development Encroaches on Mule Deer Winter Range in Central Oregon | USFS PNW Research Station

Groundwater/Surface-Water Interaction | USGS

Ponderosa Pine Ecosystems | USFS

Oregon Drought Monitor | US Drought Monitor

SKYLINE FOREST IS AN UNSAFE & UNWISE PLACE FOR DEVELOPMENT

Central Oregon Daily | Bull Springs Fire

Congressional Research Services | Wildfire Statistics

Deschutes Land Trust | Ponderosa Pines

Deschutes Land Trust | Skyline Timeline

Fire Weather & Avalanche Center | Bull Springs Fire

Joint Fire Science Program | “After the Fire, Follow the Nitrogen”

KTVZ | Bull Springs Fire

Mason & Morse Ranch Company | Skyline Forest Listing

Mongabay | Old vs. Young Growth Forests

NatureServe Explorer| Climate Change Vulnerability of Eastern Cascades

Oregon Forest Resources Institute | Oregon Forest Landownership Stats

Oregon Wild | Oregon Forest Fire Facts

Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences | “Wildfires and climate change push low-elevation forests across a critical climate threshold for tree regeneration”

US Fire Administration | Wildland Urban Interface

USFS | Climate Change Vulnerability and Adaptation in South-Central Oregon

USGCRP | Chapter 8: Droughts, Floods, and Wildfire

WILDLIFE & WATER IN SKYLINE FOREST

BMC | Effect of Climate Variability on Ungulate Migration

COLW | Mule Deer in Winter

COLW | Winter Range

Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs | Tribal Code

Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs | Wildlife

Deschutes Collaborative Forest Project | Deer & Elk

Deschutes Land Trust | California Tortoiseshell Butterflies

Deschutes Land Trust | Central Oregon Indigenous Peoples

Deschutes Land Trust | Tumalo Winter Range Cooperative Closure

Deschutes Land Trust | Winter Range

High Desert Museum | Mule Deer Story Map

NatureServe Explorer | East Cascade Climate Vulnerability

Oregon Conservation Strategy | Mixed Conifer Forest

OSU | California Tortoiseshell Butterflies

The Cornell Lab of Ornithology | Lewis’s Woodpecker

The Nature of Bend | Kriegh, L. (2016). The nature of Bend: the insider's guide to Central Oregon plants & animals. Bend, Oregon: Tempo Press.

Upper Deschutes River Basin Study Work Group | Upper Deschutes River Basin Study

Upper Deschutes Watershed Council | Whychus Creek Restoration

US Drought Monitor | Oregon Drought Monitor

USFS | Residential Development Encroaches on Mule Deer Winter Range

USGS | Groundwater/Surface-Water Interaction

OUTDOOR ACCESS NEARBY IN SKYLINE FOREST

Modern Forager | Burn Morel Environmental Factors

The Nature of Bend | Kriegh, L. (2016). The nature of Bend: the insider's guide to Central Oregon plants & animals. Bend, Oregon: Tempo Press.

USFS | Ponderosa Pine Ecosystems

SKYLINE FOREST IS AN UNSAFE & UNWISE PLACE FOR DEVELOPMENT

A History of Large Fires in Bull Springs Skyline Forest heading photo: Deb Quinlan

Coexisting with Fire heading photo: Nate Wyeth

WILDLIFE & WATER IN SKYLINE FOREST

Wildlife & Water in Skyline Forest banner photo: Deschutes Land Trust / Patrick Buresh

Essential Water for Central Oregon heading photo: Shawn McEntyre

Connected Since Time Immemorial heading photo: Meredith Fontana

A Brighter Future for the Wildlife of Skyline Forest video: James Parsons

OUTDOOR ACCESS NEARBY IN SKYLINE FOREST

Outdoor Access Nearby in Skyline Forest banner photo: Nate Wyeth

An Outdoor Oasis for All heading photo: Alpine Running / James Holk

Private Ownership of Skyline Forest Means Uncertain Access heading photo: James Parsons

Community Access to Skyline Forest, Always video: James Parsons