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Do I Need a Forest Management Plan?
If you purchase 5 acres or more of forested land in Washington, and you intend to benefit from forest land property taxes, you are required by your county assessor's office to submit a forest management plan within 60 days of closing.
From Purchase to Plan
Landowners who wish to continue their forest land designation are typically required to submit a Forest Management Plan written by a professional forester, and a signed letter of continuance within 60 days of closing.
Forest Structure and Marbled Murrelet Nesting
Surveying all the timberlands for a bird that’s exceedingly difficult to find would be a massive undertaking, so as with many things in today’s world, we turn to computers.
Branching Out
I wondered what it would be like to connect with nature using all my senses. What if I didn’t just look and listen, but also felt, smelled, and took a bite out of the world around me?
A Journey Through Time and Nature: Crafting the Lagesson Homestead Forest Stewardship Plan
The creation of the Forest Stewardship Plan for the Lagesson Homestead was characterized by collaboration and meticulous planning. By actively engaging the landowners and leveraging our ecological expertise, each phase was tailored to embody the family’s dedication to land preservation while meeting the distinct needs of the property.
Of Forests and Owls
Can we manage forests that are resilient to wildfire and support endangered owls?