Growing trees that produce climate friendly wood products.
Growing trees that produce climate friendly wood products.
We manage our forests. Because if we didn’t, we’d be much more likely to lose our trees to decay and wildfire, leading to more unwanted smoke in our skies and more carbon in our atmosphere. Sustainable working forests grow climate friendly
Managing our forests means less catastrophic wildfires—by reducing disease and decay. The work we do year-round to keep our forests healthy means they are 2/3 less likely to suffer from catastrophic wildfires.
“Less Wildfire”
“Local Economies”
Managing our forests ensures stronger local economies by creating job opportunities within the forest, as well as supporting businesses far beyond it. Many in our region benefit from sustained and responsible forest management.
Managing our forests ensures a sustainable supply of carbon-storing wood products. Having these resources in steady supply means people will be able to build affordable housing in Washington state and beyond—which benefits all of us.
“Stores Carbon”
Take a tour through a working forest. Follow the salmon journey through the forest, identify fish and non-fish streams, learn the life cycle of a tree, discover riparian zones, and visit upland wildlife.
Take a tour through a working forest. Follow the salmon journey through the forest, identify fish and non-fish streams, learn the life cycle of a tree, discover riparian zones, and visit upland wildlife.
From creating jobs to generating revenue that keeps school doors open. Providing stewardship over fish and wildlife habitat. And reducing the risks of catastrophic wildfire.
Working forests in Washington State are part of the solution. Support the goal of having working forests continue to work for all of us.
From creating jobs to generating revenue that keeps school doors open. Providing stewardship over fish and wildlife habitat. And reducing the risks of catastrophic wildfire.
Working forests in Washington State are part of the solution. Support the goal of having working forests continue to work for all of us.
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