Washington’s working foresters are leading the way to keep water cool and clean, and replanting three trees for every one harvested.
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Washington’s working foresters are taking the lead from science today, ensuring a sustainable supply of climate friendly wood products for tomorrow.
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Washington’s working foresters are leading the way to keep water cool and clean so that salmon can thrive.
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We're continuing to replant trees. So tomorrow, when the world is ready, we will be ready too.
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We're continuing to replant trees. So when the world is ready, we'll be ready.
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Working forests work hard for you, the animals, and our planet. Here’s our process from beginning to end (and beginning again).
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Although fires are part of a natural cycle, when blazes break out in unmanaged, unhealthy forests, the results exceed Nature’s plans.
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Replanting what we take out is important to us. In fact, our foresters plant 3 trees for every one harvested. That’s 52 million trees a year.
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At every stage -- growing, planting, harvesting and producing renewable wood products, working forests and wood stores carbon.
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Wood is made from the power of the sun. With new technology, such as Cross Laminated Timber, we can create a climate-friendly approach to construction.
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Did you know that working forests protect 60,000 miles of streams running through 9.3 million acres of forests so salmon can thrive?
