PLANNING AND ADAPTIVE MANAGEMENT
Achieving goals starts with making a plan. Good management means adapting that plan as times change and lessons are learned. From vast landscapes to individual forest stands, we use every tool available to write sound plans and turn learning into smarter management.
People are increasingly planting redwoods in the pacific northwest (PNW), with is north of their current natural range. These vary from enthusiasts wanting to show off a few magnificent trees to timber operations planting thousands to diversify their business. Redwoods have many attractive attributes including (but not limited to) beauty, fast growth, and resistance to […]
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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 (also known as a forest stewardship plan or timber management plan). If the land you purchased is already designated […]
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