We’ve written often about the state of Washington’s efforts to clear tens of thousands of fish passage barriers, as well as forest landowners’ leading role
By Mark Doumit Salmon recovery is in the news again, with Washington tribes and the federal government recently appearing before the U.S. Supreme Court over
The Seattle City Council this week approved changes to the Seattle Building Code that may bring the city one step closer to allowing tall buildings
An article this week in the Centralia Chronicle delves into the rich history of forestry in Lewis County, Wash., where timber has been a key
In Lewis County, 52 Percent of the Forestland Base Is Working Forests, Creating Jobs That Pour Money Back Into the Local Economy For 14 decades,
The city of Roslyn in Kittitas County, Wash., was threatened last summer by the 37,000-acre Jolly Mountain Fire, one of the worst wildfires the county
We’ve written often in recent years about the tremendous outlook for cross-laminated timber (CLT) and other mass timber products. One of the most vocal advocates
The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) declared this week that woody biomass is carbon neutral, a decision that echoes a move by Washington state lawmakers ten
We wrote last fall about a new Bachelor of Applied Sciences in Forest Resources Management at Grays Harbor College. As we said then, it’s encouraging
ForestsAndFish.com | Private Forest Landowners are Making a Difference | Road Improvements Search Results The Forests & Fish Law requires that all state and private
