Black Hills Forest Resource Association
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Black Hills forest-products and forestry trade association
Mission and Description
Rapid City-based regional trade association advocating for scientifically grounded forest management that sustains healthy Black Hills forests, forest-dependent communities, and the regional wood-products economy.
Organization Information
Browse category: Forest Products and Logging Associations
Organization type: Forest Products Industry Association
State: South Dakota
Service area: Black Hills of South Dakota and Wyoming
City / area: Rapid City
Programs and membership: Independent nonprofit membership-supported trade association representing forest-products manufacturers, forestry professionals, timber harvesters, and supportive citizens
Meetings and events: Responsible forest-management advocacy, forest policy and planning participation, forest-industry representation, forestry education, regulatory information, sustainable timber-resource policy, member networking, and landowner referrals
Reported operating status: Active
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