What is the state tree of Oregon?

The state tree of Oregon is the Douglas Fir, a large evergreen tree native to the western United States. This tree is important to Oregon’s economy, particularly in the timber industry, due to its high-quality wood, which is used for construction and other purposes. The Douglas Fir can grow to over 300 feet (91 meters) tall and live for centuries. It was designated as Oregon’s state tree in 1939 and is also recognized for its ecological role, providing habitat for numerous species of wildlife in the state’s forests.