Learn about the Skokomish Tribe's forest management, and contribution to the new mass timber structure at the Portland International Airport.

Learn about Yakama Nation's forest management, and contribution to the new mass timber structure at the Portland International Airport.

Sustainable Northwest is working with mill owners, environmentalists, and building professionals to restore forest health and create a new generation of sustainable buildings. SNW offers other wood advisor services for mass timber projects.

Prescribed fire is the planned, professional application of fire in the right place, at the right time. It is a safe, effective process that has been sidelined for the last 100 years as we suppressed wildfire on a state and national level.

In central and eastern Washington alone, there are 2.7 million acres of unhealthy forest. That’s why more than 33 organizations and agencies came together in 2017 to address the crisis with a 20-Year Forest Health Strategic Plan. This plan, grounded in science, sets a bold goal of restoring 1.25 million acres of forest to healthy conditions, increasing fire resilience and better protecting our communities.

This study estimates the current and future supply and demand for wood in Washington State west of the Cascade crest based on the current forest practices of private forest landowners, state trust lands, and federal lands.

The story of how the USFS and Vaagen Brothers restored forest stand conditions, reduced hazardous fuels, improved aquatic habitat, and improved recreation opportunities within the South Chewelah, North Chewelah, and Addy watersheds.

Hear directly from the 30 Tribal and US Forester Service professionals working on the ground in forestry and fire across the country about the lessons learned from implementing the Wildfire Crisis Strategy in partnership with tribes.

Through comprehensive analyses of the region-specific private/corporate, WA-DNR, and USFS forestlands, this study assesses the role of Washington’s forestsin mitigating global warming.

The Forest Products Roundtable is a collaborative forum devoted to the economics and sustainability of wood products and the societal recognition of the benefits of managed forests.

Provides GIS and related data resources focused on regional forest, wood processing sites, transportation networks and other infrastructure

Supports multi-scale resource assessments for forestry organizations including geospatial models and analyses