A non-profit 501(c)(5), non-governmental, project-based group that promotes family forest landowner issues.
National Woodland Owners Association
NWOA is a nation-wide organization made up of non-industrial private woodland owners. Members are in all 50 states and it is affiliated with 36 state woodland owner organizations. NWOA is independent of the forest products industry and all government forestry agencies. It works with all organizations to promote non-industrial forestry and the best interests of woodland owners.
Forest Proud, sponsored by North American Forest Partnership
A diverse community of forest stewards responsible for shaping the future of North America’s forests. Their mission is to build trust and support to manage, harvest, conserve, and play in North America’s forests in ways that address key societal challenges. Their web site contains information on how forests are important for everyone. Follow their podcast to learn about individuals who are making a difference in the forestry field.
Washington Forest Protection Association
A trade association representing private forest landowners in Washington State. The web site contains information on sustainable forestry, fish and wildlife habitat improvement, reducing wildfire risk, maintaining healthy forests, and forest and fish law. Follow their One Voice for Working Forests blog to keep up on the latest news.
Washington Tree Farm Program and American Tree Farm System
Provide third-party, internationally recognized American Tree Farm System certification to 750 members in Washington State who manage 380,000 acres of private forest land.