Washington Farm Forestry Association (WFFA) is an organization of small forest landowners.
Our goals are:
- to provide educational programs for our members to help them manage their forest land better;
- to be a voice representing small forest landowners in Olympia;
- to promote fair taxation and regulation on the federal, state, and local government levels so that forest management can continue for generations to come;
- to increase public awareness of family-owned forests.
Looking for a Great Gift Idea?
Purchase Gift Memberships for your adult children as part of your succession planning! Encourage the next generation of Stewards of the Land.
Upcoming Chapter Events
- August 21: Lewis Chapter - Twilight Tour of Weyerhaeuser Alder Research Installation. Details
- September 22: Kittitas Chapter - Annual Meeting. Details.
Visit our Upcoming Education Events page for a list of opportunties to improve your land stewardship.
Did you miss the WFFA Annual Meeting and
Field Tour in Winthrop?
You can't experience the excitement of the raffle or the impressions of the field tour, but you can listen to the excellent presentations that were given on the topic of "Wildfire - Building Community and Forest Resilience". Click here to view the presention videos.
MEET A WFFA MEMBER
The New family, owners of Nourse Tree Farm, were recently named Washington State Tree Farmers of the Year for 2018.
A video telling the story of their tree farm can be viewed here.
Videos of the two other Tree Farmer nominees are also available. Michelle Blake Morgan owns HoJo's Newaukum Tree Farm in Lewis County, and Peter Rinaldi owns Mike's Orchard and Big Timber Ranch near Spokane.
The Kingsbury Family, 2017 Washington State Tree Farmers of the Year, were recently named Western Region Tree Farmers of the Year and are candidates for the National Outstanding Tree Farmer of the Year. See more about their tree farm here.