Environmental
The Oregon Forest Practices Act governs:
AThe sale of timberland in Oregon
BCommercial and private forestry operations to protect forest resources, water quality, and wildlife habitat✓ Correct
CThe licensing of foresters who appraise timber rights
DPublic access rights to state forests
Explanation
Oregon's Forest Practices Act (ORS Chapter 527) regulates commercial and private forest operations — including harvesting, reforestation, and road building — to protect forest resources, water quality, fish habitat, and other environmental values.
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