Watch WFPA’s 2018 Annual Meeting on TVW: President Court Stanley welcome/remarks, Executive Director Mark Doumit remarks, Special Guest – Commissioner of Public Lands Hilary Franz.
Working forests help address many of the state’s problems, from climate change and poor forest health to rampaging wildfires and struggling rural economies, attendees heard
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE – November 7, 2018 Contact: Cindy Mitchell, 360-791-9372 The Washington Forest Protection Association, the trade association for the state’s private forest landowners,
Washington forest landowners‘ leading role in improving salmon habitat received attention this year after the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that the state of Washington must replace
Hampton Lumber owns 140,000 acres of forestland in Oregon and Washington and manages 300,000 acres of public forestland in British Columbia. The company, a WFPA
Working forests in Washington are managed by landowners who make sustainability a priority. With smart management, our working forests can last forever. A new story in
Washington State native Vicki Christiansen was named this week as the permanent head of the U.S. Forest Service. Congratulations, Vicki! She was named interim chief
The wildfire smoke that permeated Western Washington this summer, and worsening wildfire seasons across the region, have added urgency to extensive efforts to conduct prescribed
Two key members of Washington’s federal delegation visited forest collaborative sites in Northeast Washington in recent weeks. U.S. Rep. Cathy McMorris Rodgers, R-Spokane, last month
The forestry industry has come a long way since the mid-19th century. Working forests are now an important part of our landscape because they support
