You can use many other fantastic resources and libraries that are available to empower your stewardship. On this page, links to consultant directories, landowner networks, and resource libraries abound. Remember, the best way to learn more about your forest and its needs is to consult a professional forester.
Consultants and Service Providers
- NNRG Preferred Providers
- Oregon Forest Industry Directory
- Washington Forestry Consulting Directory
- Forest Stewardship Network
- NRCS Technical Service Providers
Citizen science programs for you and your forest
Trail building
Membership Networks and Associations for Small Forest Landowners
- Oregon Small Woodlands Association
- Oregon Woodland Cooperative
- Northwest Natural Resource Group
- Washington Farm Forestry Association
Green Building Resources
- Cascadia Region Green Building Council
- Living Building Challenge
- U. S. Green Building Council
- Earth Advantage Institute
- Northwest Ecobuilding Guild
- The Bullitt Center
- Built Green
Books from our Reading List
- Plants of the Pacific Northwest Coast by Jim Pojar and Andy MacKinnon
- Trees to Know in Oregon by Ed Jensen
- Shrubs to Know in Pacific Northwest Forests by Ed Jensen
- Native Trees of Western Washington by Kevin Zobrist
- The Hidden Forest by Jon R. Luoma
- The Final Forest: Big Trees, Forks, and the Pacific Northwest by William Dietrich
- The Forest Unseen by David George Haskell
- The Hidden Half of Nature by David R. Montgomery and Anne Bikle
- Living with Wildlife in the Pacific Northwest – by Russell Link
- Landscaping for Wildlife in the Pacific Northwest – by Russell Link
- Backyard Woodland – Josh Vanbrakle
Other Resource Libraries
- Farm Answers
- WSU Forestry Extension Publications
- Oregon’s Know Your Forest site for woodland owners
- OSU Extension Forestry
- WA DNR Small Forest Landowner Office
- WSU Forest Stewardship Coached Planning
- WSU Extension Forest Stewardship University
- WSU Extension Silviculture for Family Forests
- Woodland Fish and Wildlife
- Forestry Education and Assistance for Washington Forest Landowners
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