The plan calls for shifting the visitors center, most campsites and much of the original parking out of the old growth forest ...

Around 181 acres burned in a wildland fire that broke out around 2:30 p.m. Tuesday, June 17. The Bonanza Fire ignited in the 5200 block of Bonanza Auto Road across from Hollandview Drive, three miles ...

PGE filed its notice of intent to appeal in late May, about a month after Portland City Council denied its proposal to axe 376 trees from five acres of Forest Park.

PGE filed its notice of intent to appeal in late May, about a month after Portland City Council denied its proposal to axe 376 trees from five acres of Forest Park.

PGE maintained the project, in its existing right-of-way, was the only viable way to avoid the risk of power interruptions and meet climate goals.

Scott Fogarty, executive director of the Forest Park Conservancy, told City Council that PGE’s “proposed mitigation plan doesn’t even begin to address the loss compared to what is present.” ...

PGE's plan would clear about 397 trees across 4.7 acres of the park in order to upgrade existing transmission lines and add 1,400 feet of new lines.

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One of the signs at a rally outside Portland City Hall on Thursday, April 17, 2025. People protested a planned PGE project in Forest Park to upgrade and expand transmission lines. (KATU) ...

Forest Park conservationists rally to appeal PGE’s upcoming 5-acre tree removal by: Aimee Plante, Joelle Jones Posted: Apr 17, 2025 / 11:26 AM PDT Updated: Apr 17, 2025 / 05:11 PM PDT ...

Portland General Electric plans to install and upgrade transmission lines in Portland’s Forest Park, marked here as the blue and orange dotted lines. The project entails removing about 400 trees ...

Science & Environment PGE’s push to upgrade transmission through Portland’s Forest Park is heading to City Hall By Courtney Sherwood (OPB) March 29, 2025 7:48 a.m.