Forest Pub | Lookout Landscape

TICKETS COMING SOON Join artist David Buckley Borden for a conversation about Lookout Landscape, a new immersive installation at World Forestry Center that reimagines the iconic lookout tower, trail culture, and backcountry gear as a lens into the complex relationships between working forests and the people who depend on them. Through bold, playful visuals and unexpected materials, Borden invites us to see forests differently, revealing the tensions, histories, and systems that shape these landscapes. Wildfire and other forms of disturbance, both natural and human-made, provide a timely context for this exploration of how we understand and interact with the forest. On view at World Forestry Center through August28, 2026 - February 28, 2027.Learn more: https://worldforestry.org/lookoutlandscape/ Purchase Tickets Here u003cpu003eu003cspanu003eCome explore the remarkable stories held within some of Oregon’s most extraordinary trees, from ancient old-growth stands to trees whose seeds have traveled to the Moon. Across the state, these living landmarks serve as anchors to our shared history, connecting past and present in ways few other things can. u003c/spanu003eu003c/pu003enu003cpu003eu003cspanu003eFor more than 30 years, both the State of Oregon and the City of Portland have stewarded heritage tree programs that honor and protect these trees while inviting the public into their stories.u003c/spanu003eu003c/pu003enu003cpu003eu003cspanu003eJoin us for this u003cbu003eForest Pubu003c/bu003e with historian David-Paul B. Hedberg, chair of the Oregon State Heritage Tree Program, for an evening of storytelling and insight drawn from his years of work with both programs—and discover how heritage trees shape our understanding of place, memory, and time.u003c/spanu003eu003c/pu003enu003cpu003eu003cspanu003ePresented by u003ca href=u0022https://www.ohs.org/events/trees-landscapes-climate-and-what-comes-next.cfmu0022 target=u0022_blanku0022 title=u0022https://www.ohs.org/even

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