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To get a comprehensive understanding about the Planning Process for activities in Corvallis Forest, please read the Corvallis Forest Stewardship Plan (CFSP) and associated documents.

This page has a record of wildlife surveys that have been done in the forest by the City or it's contractors.   

Monitoring History:

Delphinium pavonaceum

What Are Forest Inventories?

Due to work in the area, the following stop will be out of service from 8:30-4:30, Monday-Thursday, and 8:30-12:30 Friday, beginning Monday, December 15, 2025 thru Friday, December 19, 2025.

Route 6 Outbound Stop Out of Service:

SW 3^rd Street, near SE Mayberry Avenue (12885).

Route 6 Nearest Stop Available:

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 Forest Activity Report tab for things the City reports on regularly, including the Forest Activity Reports.

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. 

2025:

What is Old Peak Meadow?

Please click the link below for more information.

Clifford and Helen Smith House Alterations (HPP-2025-19)