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Social distancing and stay-home orders won’t prevent the Washington State University Extension Forestry program from fulfilling its mission to educate and provide research-based information for

Forestry has always been about the future and taking a long-viewed approach. By the very nature of what they do, the stewards of sustainably managed

The coronavirus is having a profound impact on the state’s ability to plan for this year’s wildfire season. In otherwise normal times, the Department of

Above: Sierra Pacific Industries’ Burlington Mill has a cogeneration power plant that uses wood residuals created during the milling process to create steam heat and

The journey to a Washington Working Forest specialty license plate took its first important steps in the recently completed 2020 State Legislature. The process to

Kelly Stanley and Teresa Loo’s Homeschool tips Use the outdoors when you can, even if it’s looking out the window. Opt for hands-on activities where

The coronavirus pandemic has impacted every person in Washington state. Social distancing, stay-home orders and the closure of non-essential businesses have modified how we now

COVID-19 RESOURCES: For Washington state information, please see this website: https://coronavirus.wa.gov/ AWB COVID-19 resources for employers: https://www.awb.org/covid-19-resources CDC Guidance for Businesses: https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/community/guidance-business-response.html Washington Dept. of

The 2020 Washington legislative session was, as expected, short and fast-moving. The Legislature wrapped up all business around 8:30 PM on March 12th. Of course,