The City does a variety of monitoring in Corvallis Forest. Please see the Corvallis Forest Stewardship Plan for more details on why the City monitors, and what is monitored. You can also refer to the Annual Reporting tab for things the City reports on regularly, including the Forst Acitvity Reports. Monitoring specific reports are included below.
The City and its contractors (Including Trout Mountain Forestry and Institute for Applied Ecology(IAE)) spray invasive and non-native plants in the Corvallis Forest annually. IAE sprays as part of a long term meadow restoration at Old Peak Meadow (Click here to learn more about that project). Weed management is reported in the annual Forest Activity Report.
Curious about what's happening in the forest? This page includes links to activities planned, occurring, and completed in Corvallis Forest. To understand why certain activities occur, please also refer the the Corvallis Forest Stewardship Plan, which is the guiding document for activities in the forest.
December 10, 2025 - The City of Corvallis Downtown Vitality Strategy Task Force has launched a survey to gather input about a list of potential actions to improve and invest in downtown Corvallis. The list of actions was drafted by the Task Force members over a period of several months and is now ready for public review and input.
