Darwin Moore Replanted the Cat Hill Burn | Butte Falls, Oregon
Channel: Stories of Southern Oregon
Date: 2017-12-20

Darwin Moore started out young in the US Forest Service and over 30 years worked his way up in the Butte Falls Ranger District. Darwin's story is about the reforestation of the Cat Hill Burn and the crews he managed over the years. 

As a side note, Darwin's maternal grandfather is Delbert McKee who donated land for the McKee Bridge out the Applegate. Darwin says he lived in Jacksonville for one week. His mother, Edna spent that week with her aunt when Darwin was born - in the house across from the Jacksonville Court House.

This episode of the Stories of Southern Oregon with Dr. Victoria Sturtevant and Darwin Moore, was taped on June 13, 2017 at the Sugar Pine Company Cafe in Butte Falls, Oregon. 

Thank you, Darwin, for your stories.

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