Working Forests Work for All of Us
See how modern forestry is making a difference — in our region and for our planet.
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A working forest landscape, looking southeast from Mt. Walker
The Most Natural Resource
Wood is the most responsible building material on earth. Renewable and climate friendly, wood is part of the green economy of the 21st Century. Find out how wood products are used in innovative ways as a sustainable, natural resource.
TheMostNaturalResource.com
Working Forests Action Network
Working forests support jobs and families in rural communities, while producing renewable wood products. Join the action network to learn more about how to safeguard the future of sustainable, healthy working forests.
Map of Forestry Jobs
WorkingForestsAction.org
Forests & Fish Law
Washington’s working forests are managed using scientific forest practices to provide healthy fish and wildlife habitat, along with cool, clean water on 60,000 miles of forested streams.
ForestsAndFish.com
Washington Forest Protection Association
Working forests have been part of our landscape for more than 150 years. Sustainability means continuously improving and adapting to change, while balancing the environmental and economic needs of society.
WFPA.org
Working Forests Are Working
Look closely at a working forest and you’ll see clean air, cool clean water, and healthy salmon runs. You’ll see the green economy come to life in the innovative use of climate friendly wood in modern building construction.
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